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Shark Approaches Metal Detecting Florida Man

Fitzwilk

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All Treasure Hunting


Looks like maybe a 5 foot Sandbar shark. Don't think he even noticed it.
 
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Neat video. I've had 2 encounters (that I know of) with bull sharks and with both of them I put my Excallibur II between us. When they got within 1 1/2 to 2 feet from my coil they freaked out as though I had tazered them. One of them almost beached itself. That could have been a little ankle biter there. Again, neat video.
 
Thats puts a different perspective on the sport dosent it. Hunting and being hunted. I saw that movie.

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Shark wasn't actually hunting him, he swam right by him.
 
Sharks can hear low frequency noises for 1 mile or more and they respond to them because they sound like other aquatic life.
 
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So far, its been one hell of a year for sharks........Historically fall is typically chomping season.
 

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