Thank you!! While here on Long Island we do have sharks, mako, blacktip all the way to the very rare sighting of a great white, they seldom come close enough to the shore to get in anybodies way. But with the earth warming up who knows maybe I wont be able to do this in the future.
We get a lot of sharks coming into estuaries and estuarine lakes, as well as working the surf zone, so have to be careful with burley pots and stringers.
Thank you!! While here on Long Island we do have sharks, mako, blacktip all the way to the very rare sighting of a great white, they seldom come close enough to the shore to get in anybodies way. But with the earth warming up who knows maybe I wont be able to do this in the future.
We get a lot of sharks coming into estuaries and estuarine lakes, as well as working the surf zone, so have to be careful with burley pots and stringers.
I can Imagine that in Australia, My stringers wont fly there. :)
Always a place for them in the fresh water. Not up North because of Crocs maybe, but definitely in the south.