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It's been 12 hours since they landed their last shark and the team are on the holy grail for a female Great White.

Sharks have more to fear from us humans than we do from them. On average only 4 people die from Shark attacks each year.

The crew try a new buoying technique but run into difficulty when they hook a Great White while their ship is still anchored.

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?

A Great White takes the bait - now the hard work begins as the crew negotiate the predator onto their ship for research.

The Shark Men have successfully tagged a female Great White and the crew take a look at the seal inhabitants of the Island.

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

Tagging Great Whites is advancing research and providing key information about how to protect this vulnerable predator.

The Shark team are hoping for one more big catch as the expedition draws to an end.

Chris Fischer is an expert at catching and releasing the kind of fish that get away.

Now the Shark Men are after a great female to help their research into mating habits of the Great White.

The Shark Men have a brand new team but will it get them closer to their goal of an even bigger Great White?

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