looks cool in the video was too far north today to see it in person, maybe i hope it will happen again tomorrow. but this happened in here in nj yesterday, on bunker. i wonder it theyd hit a plug. :grins: haha

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Wow, I wish they would come up here and slam the seals .looks like Mako,s :drool:

Very cool!

Those are some big bunker
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Very cool!!!

Not sure about makos, but definitely brown sharks mixed in there. They love pogies and mullet.
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Those are some big bunker
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we get big bunker. plus the sharks arent that big... makes them look bigger

Not sure about makos, but definitely brown sharks mixed in there. They love pogies and mullet.
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i think its all browns. with the aunt of the around here lately its the most plausable.

looks cool in the video was too far north today to see it in person, maybe i hope it will happen again tomorrow. but this happened in here in nj yesterday, on bunker. i wonder it theyd hit a plug. :grins: haha

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They'll hit a plug for sure. I've seen that a couple times off Ocean City, NJ when kayak sharking. Looks like a bluefish blitz until you see the fins. Both times I saw the blitzes I didn't have a plug, but I had one hit a bare snag hook right next to the boat when I was trying to snag bait. Would be awesome to toss a single-hook pencil popper into that. Or better yet, a fly.

It was pretty wild. Not only were there the sharks in the school, but a bunch would swim up to the kayak checking it out. Definitely didn't want to dangle a foot in the water that day.

All the ones I saw were browns, but in Tom's video could be blacktips or spinners, especially with the warm weather this year. Never knew browns to launch themselves out of the water like that.

They'll hit a plug for sure. I've seen that a couple times off Ocean City, NJ when kayak sharking. Looks like a bluefish blitz until you see the fins. Both times I saw the blitzes I didn't have a plug, but I had one hit a bare snag hook right next to the boat when I was trying to snag bait. Would be awesome to toss a single-hook pencil popper into that. Or better yet, a fly.

It was pretty wild. Not only were there the sharks in the school, but a bunch would swim up to the kayak checking it out. Definitely didn't want to dangle a foot in the water that day.

All the ones I saw were browns, but in Tom's video could be blacktips or spinners, especially with the warm weather this year. Never knew browns to launch themselves out of the water like that.


i do have some heavy fly rods. these guys were in casting range, 12ft 12wt 2 handed should be able to do it, if not i got a 15/16 GLX

10- to 12-weights would be fine for browns, provided you have plenty of backing.

Browns and Sand Tiger's!! Putting together a shark adventure for tonight! This could be fun.

...great video...!
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10- to 12-weights would be fine for browns, provided you have plenty of backing.


if i put then henschel on it would be fine. things got 400yds or so of spectra backing. its handled bluefins

awesome video. I have never seen bunker jump that high in the air before. Then I realized they were being thrown out of the air. AWESOME

Great video!
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looks like it may be in casting distance from the beach. Very cool !

Yeah sharks hit flies and plugs ... would love to have thrown one into that melee ... awesome stuff