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Sharks have RUINED Florida!!! Ponce Inlet

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They stopped the commercial fishery of sharks, The sharks have literally grown out of control.

 
 
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 Freddie, we had a bull shark destroy a 20 lb wahoo early this morning.

We got it about 10 feet from the boat & saw the shark coming after our catch but couldn't do anything about it. Our line was so tight, the wahoo couldn't evade the shark. Before we realized it, the shark ate more than half of the wahoo. 

It was exciting to watch but on the other hand kind of scary because the shark was so aggressive.

Shark fins were very popular in the early 2000 because of the demand in Asia but Congress put a ban on the shark fins & commercial fisherman stopped hunting them. So now we have this major issue. Bull & sand sharks seem to be the most prevalent in South Florida & are becoming a real pain in the ass.

 

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