WEBISODE

It is the moment of capture. A Great White takes the bait, now every second and every action counts for the Shark Men.

The team continues to improve the cradle to ensure the shark stays inside while scientist and fishermen talk tactics.

The Island of Guadalupe is a breeding ground for elephant and fur seals; preferred prey for the Great Whites.

How do you coax a two ton fish into such a small trap? The crew perfect the cradle for their next Great White opportunity.

It's the biggest Great White they've seen so far… and she's a much coveted female but will she take the bait?

With new crew members and a whole new toolkit the Shark Men are optimistic… until the support boat blows an engine.

Scientists and Fishermen work together to bait the Great White, but they don't always see eye-to-eye.

Blood samples are needed from a female Great White to determine whether Sharks are mating at Guadalupe Island, or not.

If we lose sharks our marine ecosystem would be dramatically changed, but not necessarily for the better.

Anxious to land a true giant, the scientist and the fishermen resume their debate… over bait.

The Shark Men team heads to the sun and surf capital of Malibu on the search for juvenile great whites.

Doc and the Shark Men manage to hook a juvenile -- but is it old enough to track?

The crew gets their hands - and tags - on a healthy juvenile female great white.

Captain Brett risks life and limb to help reel in a shark. But did the team's hook put the great white in danger?

The team heads up the coast to San Francisco, but not before grabbing a little whale meat along the way.