Shark Stories 

I loved the stories and the footage of you walking around!! More sea stories please:)

That was fun story time with great scenery! My hubs shark fished back 25 years ago with a net and long lines. I remember catching a hammerhead so big that when we stood shoulder to shoulder at the rail, each of us could grab onto the opposite sides of its head. We pulled & tugged on this thing trying to get it in the boat. We tied it up and ran a rope to the crab trap puller to get it in the boat & caught the solenoid or some electronic on that winch on fire. Smoke billowed out of that cabin, with a massive hammerhead alongside the boat and yards & yards of net with sharks left to pull in, we were stumped. Asked my hubs if he remembered the story The Old Man & The Sea. He didnt. We ended up roping its head off to bow and the tail to the stern of our 24 ft Morgan & dragged to the beach of an island & tubed. Almost still didnt get it in the boat except we had the advantage of lifting from land instead of pulling. That thing didnt reach from bow to stern but it was about 15' & weighed every bit of 600lbs when we got it to the scale at the dock. Never caught another that big, but Ive been up close and personal with black tips, lemons, tigers, bulls, nurses, shovel nose & hammerheads for a lifetime. Theres plenty lurking in these inshore murky Gulf waters.

I like the stories, I like the tech videos I like hearing about Emily's adventures so I guess you could say I pretty much like all the stuff you guys do on your channel.

Thank you for the shark stories and congratulations on reaching 70K subscibers!

Great stories Clark, you should do this more often.

Thanks for the story . But also the walk around on the beach ! Looks like a beautiful place ! Richard Duke .

I have only seen sharks once in my life at the Manila Ocean Park in the Philippines. I was surprised at how small that they were. These two sharks were just sitting on the floor of the aquarium and did not swim around. These two were about 3 or 4 feet long.

haha they terrify me still! I also wouldn't go into the jungle and challenge a giant cat though!

I love this story, thanks for sharing with us. We would love to hear more stories :) Hugs to you and Emily!

Clark, unload all your stories, man I love listening to these, I am listening to this one while sanding the lid to my dinghy Out Board. Working on replacing the seal on it. Please keep them coming especially if they are easy to make. Thanks

I once saw a documentary talking about sharks, they had some small sharks in a pool, and they were showing how the sharks were avoiding permanent magnets held on one side of the pool while they were gathered on the other side. Apparently, sharks are extremely sensitive to magnetic fields, and it was severely bothering them.

The stories were enjoyable Clark. Thanks!

Stories is a good compliment 👍🏻

Awesome walkabout... It's always sobering to see that white tipped dorsal fin the size of your rudder belonging to a pelagic predator well inside the reef

Definitely more sea stories! Thank you

YES , really good , this was Completely Different , l think you are really on to something here , mixing it up a bit , Smart Man...Top Stuff...cheers😊👍

A verybgood rule of thumb with Sharks, is ever go swimming i the Sea at Night. The number of Night Swimmers going Missing in the Meditteranean, led to the question "Are There Great White Sharks in the Mediterranean? Which led to the Search for them, resulting in the answer Yes i deed there are indeed Great Whites in the Med, and turns out, the Med may well be an important Breeding area for them. Wort noting, apparently detrrgent is a pretty good Shark Repellant. Best Wishes and Fair Winds. Bob. 👍⛵️✨️✨️✨️

Well done! Enjoyed the walk around. Had thought you were in Luperon.

Love stories!

Loved the stories! Thanks!

Love the stories! Would absolutely watch many more! Hopefully I make it out on the water and happen upon you to hear some in person before you are onto the next adventure.

Great video, more stories please

Thx Clark, I like your down to earth stories and the background.

Yes please :) more stories and walks!

Leopard sharks and reef sharks abound at my surf spot here in SoCal. Every once in a while I get bumped by Bullsharks or hammerheads if I get too close. Once a Great White dented my 10’6” paddleboard and sent me flying. 😂 Too far offshore that day… But even the bigger leopard sharks have been able to swim under by board and put me in the water😮 The only place I have ever feared a shark was Hawaii. One day at the Hilo Breakwall I was using my surfboard as a float with 100ft of float rope attached on the other end to my spear. Needless to say I gave the 21 ft Tiger shark my lunch😢

Great story mate, keep ‘em coming🤙🇦🇺

My wife and I enjoy the story! I can relate for the need to walk more! Especially after COVID.

Great storytelling of real life, thanks for sharing.

Would love to hear more about all those abandoned buildings (hotels? homes?...) you passed. Was there an event that triggered an exodus?

Good story 🙂 keep em up

Very interesting. Thanks.

I love Mick Fanning vs white pointer

Unless you're in Australia,all the time . great story 🎉

👍!!!

Hey Clark, good stories. Made me watch your other shark video and that prompts a question: if not sharks, are there other animals in the see to worry about that could attack human on their own, or hurt me if i get carelessly too close? I def have phobia of that, as much as i love water and sailing. Thanks!

The enchanted ghost stick

I like videos like this

more please

More Stories!!!

Robert Shaw, not Burgess Meredith. "...black eyes...lifeless eyes...like a doll's eyes..."

At the rate that humans are going pretty soon there won't be any sharks left to fear. They will all end up in a bowl of shark fin soup.

😃👍👏👏👏

Robert Shaw

always afraid and more as time passes.

Have any of the locals moved into the abandoned resorts?

USS Indianapolis 😉

Any submarine experiences?

How about the Orcas attacking sail boats in the Med. Thought it was a fantasy at first until I saw the footage. Frightening.

Next part on orcas attacking boats, please.

May I know how to contact you?

unrelated, would youdo a video on adding water pressure and water heater to an old boat?

Why would you put the fish carcasses on a line at all? Was he planning to use them for something later? Why not just throw the carcasses overboard and let the other fish have them?

Are you at full fitness Clark? you sound very chesty, like your lungs are still congested.

I really enjoyed your sea stories. The only (huff-puff) problem I (huff-puff) had with this video was listening to (huff-puff) your breathing as (huff-puff) you took your walk. (huff-puff) It is good (huff-puff) to get exercise (huff-puff) but it also (huff-puff) seems a bit dismissive (huff-puff) of your audience to (huff-puff) not even feel (huff-puff) that you can (huff-puff) take the time out of (huff-puff) your day to do (huff-puff) a straight narration (huff-puff)

I never go swimmin without my numb-chucks...

Jaws was Robert Shaw brother...