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Lemon sharks always come out of thin air.

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John Marr

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Hello:
I am currently fishing in an area with lots of lemon sharks.
I find it quite intriguing that I never see them prior to landing a fish but a short moment after there is commotion they appear and investigate.
With all the other sharks I came across so far I usually see them before, especially if I have been cruising the area for a while.
The other day I spent around two hours around a reef and only coming across three nurse sharks.
But the moment i shot a barracuda the lemon came in within 10 seconds.
The area around the reef is sea grass so I was wondering if they just hover there somehow waiting for interesting things to happen?
Really curious about that.
 
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