Great white shark spotted at Delaware Bay, heading up Eastern Shore

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Great white sharks migrating along East Coast

Beach goers this summer should be aware that great white sharks will be migrating along the East Coast.

A great white shark has been tracked to Delaware Bay and is currently making its way up the Eastern Shore of New Jersey, according to OCEARCH.

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The shark, named Freya, is one of the white sharks being tracked by OCEARCH. They say is likely she is following the huge schools of menhaden, a type of fish, up the coast and into the bay.

PHOTO: OCEARCH/Chris Ross

"Marine animals from sportfish to seabirds to whales, and even white sharks like Freya, all benefit from the conservation of these forage fish," OCEARCH said in a tweet.

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Track Freya here as she makes her way to the Atlantic City area.