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Yeah it's cool ... when I lived in Jupiter, Fla., I fished a lot with friends in Stuart, Fla., during the fall migration we would go to bathtub beach in Stuart ... there is a reef that creates a small area, but it has good waves and is a great spot for fishing ...
One of the times, we got there the mullet were getting hammered by tarpon, snook sea trout, jacks and many other species ... the tarpon were launching out of the waves and crashing into bait pods ...
We were hooking into the tarpon, but as you can imagine ... tough to get in from the beach ..
We were wading in the white wash amongst the fish with action all around us ... my buddy told me we had to get out ... when I refused because of all the tarpon ... he said to look a little more closely at some of the fins coming out of the water ... sharks ...
... a bull shark bigger than 300 pounds came surfing down the front of a wave with it's mouth wide open into a pod of daisy chaining tarpon ... total carnage ... it was crazy action ...
... I would take that day any day of the week ... when we headed out to grab breakfast, the surfers were coming ... they asked us if we had seen any sharks ... we all said no (there were about seven of us) ...I felt a bit guilty
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