It's been 12 hours since they landed their last shark and the team are on the holy grail for a female Great White.
(03:04)Sharks have more to fear from us humans than we do from them. On average only 4 people die from Shark attacks each year.
(03:03)It is the moment of capture. A Great White takes the bait, now every second and every action counts for the Shark Men.
(03:00)The team continues to improve the cradle to ensure the shark stays inside while scientist and fishermen talk tactics.
(03:00)The Island of Guadalupe is a breeding ground for elephant and fur seals; preferred prey for the Great Whites.
(03:04)Chris Fischer has a long history of catching and releasing the impossible but he's never caught a Great White... Until now.
(03:03)The Shark Men expedition may have more than they bargained for when an exceptionally large Great White takes the bait.
(03:01)The crew try a new buoying technique but run into difficulty when they hook a Great White while their ship is still anchored.
(03:04)How do you coax a two ton fish into such a small trap? The crew perfect the cradle for their next Great White opportunity.
(02:59)It's the biggest Great White they've seen so far… and she's a much coveted female but will she take the bait?
(03:44)With new crew members and a whole new toolkit the Shark Men are optimistic… until the support boat blows an engine.
(03:04)A Great White takes the bait - now the hard work begins as the crew negotiate the predator onto their ship for research.
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