We got a late start sat 3/1/08 headed north with a combination of different team members. Chucky and wildman Carl joined us for a trip up the coast.We had our baits in the water by five thirty. the water was not too rough at first the wind was blowing 10-15 mph and it was'nt long before the action started.Always traveling to new destinations we learn by trial and error;sometimes we paddle our baits out too far only to find the sharks in close to the surf.Yet other times going out too far means too much reef lost rigs and line.We definetly should of got an early start that day because it got cold as the sun went down and taking out baits while shivering was not on my agenda.By 9pm all our rods were wiped out and the end result was two blacktips and a sharpnose.
Julio and I getting ready.
Chuck with a feisty one.
Carl (wildman)fighting a foul hooked blacktip.
The bt and Carl.
Carl showing the tag he inserted below the the dorsal fin just before release
Did the shark bite the reel?
TEAM GETCHA GETCHA SHARKON