http://sharks-ocearch.verite.com/
This is pretty incredible.
Took me a little while to figure things out, but if you go to the "tracking activity" tab and click month and update...it shows its path with date and times.
This is awesome, thanks for the Post.
Thats cool! One passed by Camp Lejeune, wish We had a boat when I was out there 
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Looks like she's getting a little closer now. About 60 miles out on the last ping.
the big GW Mary Lee has been all over southern NC and upper SC for a couple weeks now, even going up into an inlet. It came inshore and within a couple hundred yards of the sand at several spots. I wish I had some sharking funds left this year, I would be down at the coast freezing, but happy! Next year my December shark trip will be looking for one of these. We always knew from all the reports of sightings that they were around in the cooler months in NC, but seeing all of this data of where it has actually gone, makes it seem like it would not be such a lottery to get a nibble if someone put in a lot of time, weeks maybe in a good spot soaking prime baits.
It appears to be feeding on the vast schools of big bull reds that are all over the nearshore waters in the carolinas right now. Where there is one big mature specimen, there should be lots more doing similar things in the same areas.
The shark, Genie, has not pinged in over a month... Last was Jan 19th. While Mary Lee is pinging everyday. Wonder if something happened to Genie as last ping was off the coast of South Carolina...