Kick a** fishing video

 

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DZcuYjDR2tSg&v=ZcuYjDR2tSg&gl=US

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I guess they will think twice about swimming in that water...

Wow! But something about it screams fake... It's very unusual for a shark (especially one of that size) to be in an inlet, like that. They usually stick to open water. But.. if it's real... WOW!

Bull sharks are all over

Holy shit, This is why I don't go swimming. That Bull Shark looked big.

shark bait hooo haa haaaaaa!

Wow! But something about it screams fake... It's very unusual for a shark (especially one of that size) to be in an inlet, like that. They usually stick to open water. But.. if it's real... WOW!

 

Bull sharks have been found as far Inland as Illinois

There was one caught in pennsauken in the del river. I have pics of one hooked down near me in Salem county. Pics are a sand tiger shark but you get the idea

Holy shhhh...cow.

Wow! But something about it screams fake... It's very unusual for a shark (especially one of that size) to be in an inlet, like that. They usually stick to open water. But.. if it's real... WOW!

 

Tony FWIW I used to dive for lobster in Shark River and Manasquan Inlets 40 years ago. It wasn't common but not unusual to se a 5-6 shark, sometimes a Hammerhead headed inbound from the ocean. How do I know they were 5-6'? Because they looked 10-12' when they just kind of appeared with 10'-15' (or less) visibility.

This was hooked in the river down near me. Obviously they had to cut the line since they were fishing off a small boat.