got some big chompers on that.
www.news.com.au/travel/australian-holidays/monster-hammerhead-closes-in-on-queensland/news-story/2a6ada63c50fdb589de2e2955ba55e3b
happy sailing this weekend guys 
I would be more worried about meeting Vic Hislop on the water. His bloodlust might blur his eyesight!
JB
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Big enough to use as a board! At least it is a bottom feeder so it would eat you..if it was a Bull shark I'd never sail again!Mind you I just had a nother look at those jaws & bottom feeder or not Im feeling a bit nervous..
Big enough to use as a board! At least it is a bottom feeder so it would eat you..if it was a Bull shark I'd never sail again!Mind you I just had a nother look at those jaws & bottom feeder or not Im feeling a bit nervous..
You catch them at exactly the same water level as bullsharks only hammerheads fight better, actually you are probably more likely to see a hammerhead on the surface. Don't believe all the hype and BS you hear in the media, bullsharks are lazy and opportunistic- people have fought off big bull sharks, can't say you'd have the same luck with a hammerhead of the same size.
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And it there was a minimum size look at the little fellow in the back right of the trailer.
A sad day when a specimen like that is not released back.
I dissapprove of ANY unnecessary death, so I would release the shark.
Having said this, I don't like man's simpathy to other predators.
Who determines that "the specimen like this" deserves to live more than a mullie?
imagine seeing that in the water!!??
just imagine the dude finding it in his shed
