Shark cove: Chatham:

So this was September 3rd, again, I'm pointing to one of the shoals where it drops off. Once you get to the two mile mark, um, you hit another shoal and then it drops right off. It's the boating lane. And then I'm pointing right here is. This video wasn't for TikTok. None of these videos were for TikTok. Um, one of my friends explaining, um, the layout of the land at State Harbor. Explaining how the drop off works and once you get out to the two mile mark on the southern line, also there's another drop off, you know, so if you're out there floating, you're not paying attention. Right, I'm showing where the drop off is because I'm literally right on the edge of it. Again, this makes me uncomfortable only because sharks in the deeper water, just waiting, you know, uh, probably watching me trying to figure out what the hell I am. And I'm careful with my movements out here too. I walk relatively slowly. And if a white shark close to me, I'll stop bit. And once I can feel like they moved on or they're no longer interested in me, I'll start walking again. Uh, I didn't know the blues were running. Um, I should have. I should have realised of diving out. I just wasn't paying attention. I was trying to focus you shadows, sharks. Not to mention a pod was, you know, off their heads up. So as I was watching them as well, um, cause my always careful, females, extremely aggressive, uh, if they have pups. So I was keeping an eye on the pot seals. Um, right there was also something in front of me that was a just times in for, um, the stay, you know, a pot of seals waiting to strike. So I felt like I was kind of in the middle of them, you know, of sharks, and, you know, of seals and, uh, I was kind of waiting for a few minutes to see if I wanted to keep walking out. And eventually I did. I walked out the full two miles and floated as you guys know, because I got stuck out there with the bluefish. And again, my to, because I could see the sharks, the shadows and I didn't want to move.