Longfin mako shark (Isurus paucus)

Essential Fish Habitat for Longfin Mako Shark:

Note: At this time, insufficient data is available to differentiate EFH by size classes, therefore EFH is the same for all life stages.

• Neonate/early juveniles: Off the northeast U.S. coast from the 100 m isobath out to the EEZ boundary, from south Georges Bank to 35° N; from 35° N south to 28.25° N off Cape Canaveral, FL, from the 100 m isobath to the 500 m isobath; from 28.25° N south around peninsular Florida and west to 92.5° W in the Gulf of Mexico, from the 200 m isobath to the EEZ boundary.
  
  

• Late juveniles/subadults: (Identical to neonate EFH): Off the northeast U.S. coast from the 100 m isobath out to the EEZ boundary, from south Georges Bank to 35° N; from 35° N south to 28.25° N off Cape Canaveral, FL, from the 100 m isobath to the 500 m isobath; from 28.25° N south around peninsular Florida and west to 92.5° W in the Gulf of Mexico, from the 200 m isobath to the EEZ boundary.
  
  

• Adults: (Identical to neonate EFH): Off the northeast U.S. coast from the 100 m isobath out to the EEZ boundary, from south Georges Bank to 35° N; from 35° N south to 28.25° N off Cape Canaveral, FL, from the 100 m isobath to the 500 m isobath; from 28.25° N south around peninsular Florida and west to 92.5° W in the Gulf of Mexico, from the 200 m isobath to the EEZ boundary.