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1. How to Post Pictures on Black River Fossils Forums by ditchweezil
2. How to Post Pictures on Black River Fossils Forums by Daryl
I think he's a pansy for not loading his spear gun and shooting a fish!
Did you notice that he only touches the juvenile?
Actually, that's impressive. I've always wanted to get in the water with a GW off the NC coast. I wouldn't touch one though... unless it was to keep it from eating me!
Hehehehehe, you said tuna and seal meat...
I don't know the depth you were diving, but think of all the shed teeth laying on the bottom waiting for a brave soul to venture into the depths! Talk about making a haul. Just go back when they're not chumming and fill your goody bag.
man oh man!!!i dont know about this area,but i sure would love to pull a dredge plate around seal island a few times
eat your heart out Gordon Hubble
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I thought I was a lunatic. After seeing that clip I may have to change my definition of the word.
I don't know about anyone else but all I could think about during the video was how to get some of those teeth out without getting eaten. Lets see:
1. Shove a 4' length of 6"x6" in its mouth and reach in and pluck them out. Maybe one or two would stick into the wood.
2. Flip it onto its back and rub its belly until it goes to sleep and pluck some out. Oh wait, that's for alligators.
3. Attach a giant ball of blood soaked candy Dots to the end of a cable and let it take a couple of bites.
4. As the shark is trying to bite you, attach a tiny wire lasso around a tooth with the other end fastened to an open transom door, then slam the door. This may be more difficult for the posteriors.