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Topic: Maybe old but GWS attack on yakfisherman story  (Read 1483 times)

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Pretty gnar story but the guy was chummin' the water while fishing...  :smt075
Not a very smart move in GWS territory in my opinion.  :smt073

http://www.fishingkites.co.nz/sharks/greatwhitesharkattack.html

He did learn his lesson and is back to it so good on him!
Here's a nice pic of him surfing his yak..

& out in some serious surf.


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