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The Hammerhead Died. (Shark Fishing Fail)

The Hammerhead Died. (Shark Fishing Fail)

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A group of shark fishermen fought and landed a hammerhead shark from the beach just to the south of where we were set up. The Hammerhead fought to exhaustion, as the anglers were using light tackle and unfortunately the shark died. Sometimes this is unpreventable in the world of land based shark fishing, but there is no such thing as 100% catch and release fishing, as all fishing poses a risk of fatalities. Brooks Channel Ryan's Channel
Date: 2020-08-05

Comments and reviews: 6


Where do yall live? I fish for shark out of Galveston Texas and we eat our shark down here including hammerheads. In Texas you can keep Black tips, hammerheads, Atlantic sharp nose, bull sharks, seven gills, lemons, mako, tigers, hell even nurse sharks. Only things is your limited to one shark per person per day.
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I would of took there pics and if that shark washed ashore I would of turned them in cause who knows they might do that more and more some live and some dont. I hate people like that for sure No consideration for life
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I believe that if you do not intend to eat the fish you should not catch them. How can you get pleasure by inflicting pain and suffering to the animal and risking its life. Such hypocrecy.
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If I spot a big hammer that happens to hook up on my rods I know not a single one can take anything over 40lbs so I cut it. The cost of line is cheaper than the life of a hammer
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Hammerhead sharks have to constantly swim or they will die, they are not like every other species of sharks. No swimming means no oxygen means no life.
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I always am able to release my catches the only time I wasn't was when I was in Maine and the fish was hooked in the throat so we kept it
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