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Post by Living Waters on Aug 19, 2013 7:00:44 GMT -6
sum sum I just put together with all the footage I built up this summer.
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Post by Night Wing on Aug 21, 2013 6:33:00 GMT -6
Another excellent video. I really enjoy watching your videos. You make it where it can be watched in high definition.
Great to see a fishing trip where sharks, jacks, cobia, redfish and kings are being caught.
Did you find out why the rudder pin broke?
BTW, I liked the safety issue where daisy chaining was in effect.
Speaking of safety. One thing caught my eye. When Roberto was sitting side saddle fighting his fish. That's not a good idea offshore. I've seen lots of big bull sharks close to shore and I imagine they're found a couple of miles out from shore. Bull sharks like most sharks look for an easy meal.
Lots of fish get hit by sharks when the fish is being reeled in because it's an easy meal for them. I've had it happen with me. With Roberto sitting side saddle with is foot dangling in the water fighting that fish , he's concentrating on fighting his fish. He'd never see a large 7'-9' bull shark just below the surface, say 7' in depth, coming from his blind back side. From the backside, a large shark could easily grab his foot from underneath the yak since all one would see is the large head of a shark. With lightning speed, two things would happen. The shark could sever his foot with one bite or with the shark's mouth clamped down tight on Roberto's foot, it could easily drag Roberto right off the yak into the water and then the shark could turn on Roberto.
This is how one becomes a statistic if you get my drift.
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Post by Living Waters on Aug 21, 2013 6:43:02 GMT -6
Thanks for the Tip, that video was done in the start of summer, but if I remember he did bring his feet in, I think he sat like that to stretch his feet out for a bit. But I am always cautious of these situations. Thanks for the reminder tip NW.
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