The White Shark is a heavy-bodied shark that is blue-grey to grey-brown on top with white underneath. The boundary between these tones is generally abrupt.
Habitat & Range
The White Shark mostly stays in the upper part of the water column of nearshore waters. However, it ranges from the surf line to well offshore and from the surface and to depths of over 800 feet. They commonly feed on rays, sharks, fishes, seals, and dolphins.
Where to Fishing
Atlantic Ocean
Fishing Season
The sandbar & sand tiger are toothed sharks commonly taken in the nearshore waters of the state and are prohibited species. Like all prohibited species, they must be immediately released to ensure the maximum probability of survival.
Frequently Asked Questions
Fishing Tips
It is unlawful to release a White Shark in a manner that will not ensure the shark's maximum probability of survival (e.g., no gaffs, no clubbing, careful hook removal, etc.). It is unlawful for any hook and line fisherman to remove a White Shark from the water.
References
| State | Category | Directory | Subcategory | Content | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Delaware | Fishing | Regulations | Season Dates | The sandbar & sand tiger are toothed sharks commonly taken in the nearshore waters of the state and are prohibited speci | Link |
