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This is actually not impossible, as bull sharks are well-known for their spooky ability to easily acclimate to freshwater, tolerating it for long periods and in some cases indefinitely, and they are definitely aggressive, blamed for all manner of attacks on humans. However, it was ascertained that it had perhaps been a bull shark that had made its way up to the lake by way of the Illinois River. This was understandably rather shocking, as this had been in a freshwater lake well inland and nowhere near the ocean. Adler would say of his thoughts as Lawson writhed about and the pool of blood spread in front of stunned witnesses, “I just couldn’t believe it, but I had to believe what I saw happening right before my eyes!” Lawson was rushed to the hospital, where doctors apparently were quick to recognize the bite wound as having been inflicted by a shark. MORE ON WEATHER.One man named John Adler managed to reach the thrashing boy and pull him aboard the boat, where it was found that the victim was entirely missing one of his legs below the knee. "Their movements are very meticulous, and that's not typical of the ones in the Pacific or South Africa," he said. Michalove added that when they're foraging for food in the southern Atlantic, they tend to lose some of their aggressiveness. S​hop Fishing Gear at Sierra Trading Post (SPONSORED) Strange saying that, but there's no doubt." Rarely will you see them in brown water or anything murky. White sharks are a highly intelligent, very sophisticated fish. "They like cooler water temperatures, but it's not a must. "(Great Whites) are definitely a pattern-related fish," Michalove told.

With nine of the big ones under his belt, Michalove says he sees a very distinct pattern for Great Whites in the waters off South Carolina. The sharks are more prevalent off the East Coast during the warm, summer months.Īs seasons change, many species of sharks migrate to stay within their preferred water temperature range, according to Ocean of Know. Atlantic is still in its infancy and more research is needed to better understand migration patterns, scientists have proven that sharks move seasonally from shallow coastal waters to the deep ocean, according to. Chip Michalove, owner of Outcast Sport Fishing, with a Great White caught and tagged in March.