Virginia and can i?

[raggie]

Hey guys i'm headed to Virginia beach in about a week and read up that they have a small shark population mostly sands and a few moka's
has anyone here ever gone scuba diving there? if so how is the water qulity and if i find a shark egg can i bring it back? or a small shark sand just born size range 5''-9'' can i bring it back? to put in my shark tank? or is that unethical and a wild shark to much? opposing to one that was hatched in a tank and raised?

 

[drewfish]

Chances of seeing a shark in VB are slim to none. If you do, leave it there. Visibility is ok. If you want a good freshwater experience go to Lake Rawlings quarry. Huge bass and great visibility. Or get on a boat and head towards North Carolina and dive some WW2 ship wrecks. Good stuff. Have fun.

 

[raggie]

we were planning on diving in the ocean not freshwater diving they say they have some recks out there too

 

[billsreef]

The typical shark species you would likely encounter along the shore in that area all get from 4 to 8 feet on the average. Sand Bar Sharks, Sand Tiger's, Brown Sharks, Smooth and Spiny Dogfish are the common inshore shark species in the region.