Big Mako Shark at lake worth pier

Que que?

Darn, Eddie! The whole pier will be covered with SFSC members!

Dont make me cancel my dinner plans........

Can't wait to see someone land a mako at lake Worth pier or the great white would be even better.

On the downside of that would be all the bs the cops would start and then the local goverment would go into some hysterical post catch frenzy .Oh well !! if and when it happens we will deal with it.
Never seizes to amaze me the outdated mindset of most commisioners of these old seaside communities and there ancient fear of sharks prevails instead of good common sense.Have these old foggy's running these little towns by the sea noticed it's 2011 and sharks are not waiting to eat every swimmer that goes in the water??

Wow that would be amazing to hit one that big.

Here's what Jonathan got with his camera phone. Definitely looks different than any bull I've seen on top. I'd say Mako

when i saw that shark it looked almost purple it was beautiful, ya gotta believe me it was a mako shark

On my way to work on the pier any-one will like to fish tonight is if you can hook the big boy. timmy t said that he will meet my they

I had him up and down on my bait rod. He nailed the sabiki. #4 red if you want to know.

JK

Seen him earlier this week chasing the bonies. He's got some shoulders on him. Bring your "A" game.

when i saw that shark it looked almost purple it was beautiful, ya gotta believe me it was a mako shark

Based on the color that you mentioned, this seems more to be a longfin mako shark, which in state of florida is categorizes as a prohibited species to harvest. Although the shortfin mako shark can be harvest, but the color of the body is more blue rather then purple.
ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shortfin_mako_shark
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longfin_mako_shark
http://myfwc.com/media/1334405/swprinterfriendly.pdf look in the "Prohibited species" section.

when i saw that shark it looked almost purple it was beautiful, ya gotta believe me it was a mako shark

Based on the color that you mentioned, this seems more to be a longfin mako shark, which in state of florida is categorizes as a prohibited species to harvest. Although the shortfin mako shark can be harvest, but the color of the body is more blue rather then purple.
ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shortfin_mako_shark
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longfin_mako_shark
http://myfwc.com/media/1334405/swprinterfriendly.pdf look in the "Prohibited species" section.

longfin makos are twice as rare as shortfins, all you gotta do is look at the pectorals, either way, you'll be seeing me at lakeworth, fishing for anythign that wants to bite my hooks

Shortfin or longfin who gives a flying crap -A MAKO FROM PIER IS A WORTHY WORLD CLASS CATCH!!!

Get em boys!!!

I don't care if it was green or orange hahaha I know it was a mako shark by the structure of the body

" A BLUE RUNNER"!!!!!!!!! CAUSE I SLEPT AT A HOLIDAY INN.......