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BassDawg · 03-25-2007, 07:26 AM

Once again I'm not with the masses on this one.

After a second look, I thought these guys paid attention to the details. Did anyone notice the fresh hunk of fish and the school of fish near the boat? Also, at anytime did those Greats seem to mind what waz happening, did their posturing seem aggressive, did they ever seem like they were about to feed? Those guys also had their gouging weapons at the ready.

They, wisely, did not show us the part where they lured the Greats with chum. They prolly fed them to the max, then kept some fresh meat hanging within reach should they feel the urge to EAT. Got a leetle nervous when the second feesh showed up out of the blue...........................

It's the same scenario at your local aquarium, the reason the tank cleaners and the feeders can go in with sharks is because a well fed shark won't attack.................in theory. Most shark experts will agree, when great whites attack humans it's clearly a case of mistaken identity.

Thought that waz pretty cool, swimming with Great White Sharks. Very unique, and kinda dispells the whole JAWS mentality/myth doesn't it? Refreshing to see such a majestic fish treated like a beautiful fish for a change, instead of the CRAZED maneater of Peter Benchley's imagination. I thought those guys showed ballz, true grit, and creative genius to present one of our more beautiful creatures from a more realistic perspective!! In general the French are still cowards, but not these two.

Now, SKISHING, off the MTK Light..........................that's the stuff of Darwinian Idiocy on the highest order. At night, lookin' like a seal, got fresh fish prolly no more than 30 yds away, and point blank range when releasing said striper.......................Those cats are CRAZY!!!!!

Won't be loooooooooooooooong now, gents!! Almost time to GEAR UP!!
Hope to touch base with alot of youse guys at RISAA.

03-25-2007, 07:26 AM	#11
BassDawg Trophy Hunter Apprentice iTrader: (0) Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: THE Other Cape Posts: 2,508	Look Again........................ Once again I'm not with the masses on this one. After a second look, I thought these guys paid attention to the details. Did anyone notice the fresh hunk of fish and the school of fish near the boat? Also, at anytime did those Greats seem to mind what waz happening, did their posturing seem aggressive, did they ever seem like they were about to feed? Those guys also had their gouging weapons at the ready. They, wisely, did not show us the part where they lured the Greats with chum. They prolly fed them to the max, then kept some fresh meat hanging within reach should they feel the urge to EAT. Got a leetle nervous when the second feesh showed up out of the blue........................... It's the same scenario at your local aquarium, the reason the tank cleaners and the feeders can go in with sharks is because a well fed shark won't attack.................in theory. Most shark experts will agree, when great whites attack humans it's clearly a case of mistaken identity. Thought that waz pretty cool, swimming with Great White Sharks. Very unique, and kinda dispells the whole JAWS mentality/myth doesn't it? Refreshing to see such a majestic fish treated like a beautiful fish for a change, instead of the CRAZED maneater of Peter Benchley's imagination. I thought those guys showed ballz, true grit, and creative genius to present one of our more beautiful creatures from a more realistic perspective!! In general the French are still cowards, but not these two. Now, SKISHING, off the MTK Light..........................that's the stuff of Darwinian Idiocy on the highest order. At night, lookin' like a seal, got fresh fish prolly no more than 30 yds away, and point blank range when releasing said striper.......................Those cats are CRAZY!!!!! Won't be loooooooooooooooong now, gents!! Almost time to GEAR UP!! Hope to touch base with alot of youse guys at RISAA.
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