Marina Monster

Earl Molar, an employee at the Center for Inland Waters, is troubled by the recent and unexplained disappearance of fish from his local marina. As the annual "Around The Bay" sailing race approaches, Earl uncovers the cause: a deadly bull shark that has been introduced to the marina by a freighter. His personal life becomes further complicated by his affection for Oceana Anchor and the interference of newspaper reporter Lola Dent, who is looking into the financial affairs of Earl's father, Drip. Adding to the tension, Earl learns that Drip is relying on the race's prize money to settle his substantial debts. Now, Earl and Oceana must convince their parents, who are the feuding owners of two local yacht clubs, to heed their warnings about the now-hungry teenage bull shark and halt the race before it results in further attacks and potential fatalities.