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This news report about black tip Sharks going crazy in Florida surf is a must see. They are using a lure that is called a top water lure to bring these sharks to the surface. Here is the story and the video.........
Blacktip sharks go crazy in Florida surf GrindTV.com
Nothing is more exciting in fishing than watching a fish explode out of the water to pounce on a topwater lure, so you can only imagine the experience of seeing a school of migrating blacktip sharks in a topwater feeding frenzy on a beach in Palm Beach County, Florida.
“This is probably the coolest fishing I’ve ever done in my life,” Joshua Jorgensen of BlacktipH Fishing said in the intro of his team’s latest video, showing epic footage of blacktip sharks going crazy on the surface.
To keep the action going, Jorgensen and his BlacktipH Fishing team removed the hooks from their topwater jigs and made casts into the surf.
“Our mission was to film the sharks attacking the plugs; I didn’t want to waste any time fighting the sharks,” Jorgensen told GrindTV.
The result is this incredible video:
Amazing how close these sharks are to shore, isn't it?
Blacktip sharks go crazy in Florida surf GrindTV.com
Nothing is more exciting in fishing than watching a fish explode out of the water to pounce on a topwater lure, so you can only imagine the experience of seeing a school of migrating blacktip sharks in a topwater feeding frenzy on a beach in Palm Beach County, Florida.
“This is probably the coolest fishing I’ve ever done in my life,” Joshua Jorgensen of BlacktipH Fishing said in the intro of his team’s latest video, showing epic footage of blacktip sharks going crazy on the surface.
To keep the action going, Jorgensen and his BlacktipH Fishing team removed the hooks from their topwater jigs and made casts into the surf.
“Our mission was to film the sharks attacking the plugs; I didn’t want to waste any time fighting the sharks,” Jorgensen told GrindTV.
The result is this incredible video:
Amazing how close these sharks are to shore, isn't it?
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