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Continue reading →: We Might Be Wrong About Bull Shark AttacksBull sharks have a reputation as one of the most dangerous sharks in the world. But what if they’ve been blamed for attacks they didn’t commit? In this video, we take a closer look at shark attacks that were quickly labeled as “bull shark incidents” — and uncover the possibility…
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Continue reading →: Great White Sharks Are More Common in the Gulf of Mexico Than We ThoughtNew tracking data from OCEARCH shows the Gulf is part of their seasonal range For a long time, the Gulf of Mexico wasn’t really part of the great white shark story. If you grew up fishing its waters or talking with charter captains along the northern Gulf Coast, you heard…
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Continue reading →: Great White Sharks In The Gulf Family Day Coming To Port Arthur, TX June 20PORT ARTHUR, TX — The Museum of the Gulf Coast will host an exciting, family-friendly event celebrating one of the ocean’s most fascinating predators during “Great White Sharks in the Gulf Family Day” on Saturday, June 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Admission is free and open to the…
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Continue reading →: The World Overlooks the Gulf -That Needs to ChangeThe water was perfectly calm that day on the Gulf. Only an occasional light breeze stirred the surface, barely enough to ripple the water. There was no wave action to speak of, and the visibility was unusually clear. As we eased up to a weedline formed along a current rip,…
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Continue reading →: Why Large Gulf Sharks Deserve Conservation and RespectOver the last several years, anglers, divers and coastal residents around the Gulf of Mexico have noticed a clear change in how often sharks are encountered. Species such as blacktips, spinners, sandbars and bull sharks are being seen more frequently than they were decades ago. With that increased abundance has…
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Continue reading →: Great Whites Caught on Florida Beaches-What Are They Eating?Great white sharks have recently been caught from the surf along Florida’s Gulf Coast — something that surprises many anglers and beachgoers. In my newest video, we take a closer look at several recent catches of great whites from Drop Zone Fishing Charters and what they might reveal about great…
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Continue reading →: Guy Harvey Foundation Empowering the Next Generation of Ocean StewardsFor educators who want to bring the ocean alive in their classrooms, there’s an incredible resource worth exploring. The Guy Harvey Foundation offers an impressive lineup of free educational assets designed to connect students directly to the world of marine conservation. This isn’t just another set of worksheets. It’s a…
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Continue reading →: Moore To Speak On Giant Sharks of the TX Coast At Houston Fishing Show SaturdayThe Houston Fishing Show at the George R. Brown Convention Center will feature a special seminar by Chester Moore, Editor-In-Chief of Texas Fish & Game and founder of the Gulf Great White Sharks Society. Moore’s seminar, titled “Giant Sharks of the Texas Coast,” will take place at 1:45 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 21. The presentation will…
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Continue reading →: Why Do Great White Sharks Keep Appearing South of New Orleans and the Chandeleur Islands?For years, the idea of great white sharks in the Gulf was dismissed outright. Whites were considered animals of cold, open oceans and seal-rich coastlines, not warm, muddy Gulf waters. But as the work behind Gulf Great Whites has grown, one thing has become increasingly difficult to ignore: the northern…
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Continue reading →: Two Great White Sharks Landed and Released Off Florida Panhandle BeachesFrom the sugar-white beaches near Destin to the deeper green water off Pensacola, anglers know these shores can produce serious fish. Bulls, tigers and hammerheads have made the Panhandle a destination for land-based catch-and-release shark fishing. Charter operations like Drop Zone Fishing Charters, led by Captain Zachary Burnette, have become…
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Hello,
I’m Chester Moore
I’m a wildlife journalist & conservationist who has written extensively about white sharks in the Gulf. The aim here is to raise awareness to their conservation through in-depth content and to have fun talking about the most epic creature in the ocean.