The Gulf of Mexico off Southwest Florida holds more large sharks in accessible nearshore water than almost any other stretch of coastline in the continental United States. This is not a fishing marketing claim — it's an ecological reality rooted in the specific combination of habitat, water chemistry, prey availability, and the particular physiology of bull sharks that allows them to...
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