Great White caught in Pacifica

I would have fried it.

Yum fried baby shark, you could have seasoned my new frier with it hint my new frier

I would have fried it.

Haha...I don't think there's anything you wouldn't fry Andy!! 

-FF

The shark looked so sad in the picture.........

Who the hell picks up a live shark out of the surf anyway? And then says he caught it??

Who the hell picks up a live shark out of the surf anyway? And then says he caught it??

I believe we're dealing with a rare species. The douchithicus baguramus are rarely seen in these parts.

-FF

Who the hell picks up a live shark out of the surf anyway? And then says he caught it??

I believer we're dealing with a rare species. The douchithicus baguramus are rarely seen in these parts.

-FF

i may have to use that one someday   

Glad somebody got it 

-FF

Who the hell picks up a live shark out of the surf anyway? And then says he caught it??

I believe we're dealing with a rare species. The douchithicus baguramus are rarely seen in these parts.

-FF

haha I like that, That's my style FF. 

From Tom Stienstra's SFGate.com article.  I spose if Stienstra says its a whitey, its a whitey.   

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Shark tales

Pacifica great white: In one of the strangest episodes ever reported, a juvenile great white shark was caught (and released) by accident by a surf fisherman in Pacifica. Andres Mendivil cast out a 1-ounce lure for striped bass in the surf zone shallows and hooked something giant instead. It ripped off 60 yards of line, but Mendivil managed to land the shark after 10 minutes, and after a photo (the shark was extremely uncooperative, he said), released it into the surf. From the photo, I'd estimate it at about 40 pounds.

Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2011/08/06/SP6L1KJLAT.DTL#ixzz1UXyiKrhi

Stienstra is probably smoking too much of his "medical marijuana."



http://blogs.sfweekly.com/thesnitch/2010/04/tom_stienstra_pot_bust.php



It's a salmon shark, even the original article cites local scientists ID.......

Every year a few wash up on our local beaches.

Allen

Stienstra is probably smoking too much of his "medical marijuana."

It's a salmon shark, even the original article cites local scientists ID.......

Every year a few wash up on our local beaches.

Allen

agreed. Looks like Tom fell victim to the dark side of journalism ie: drama over research

I know!  I used the jerk icon b/c I couldn't find the eyeroll one LOL.  Stienstra can be a numbnuts sometime, and for him to buy wholesale that shorecaster's impeachable story, well ...

Oh THAT's what the icon is doing?

fitting....

Makes me wonder if he has a ghost writer.  That someone of his experience would make that mistake seems implausable.