This Is Why You NEVER Go Shark Fishing Alone! 

Nice video, good stuff. That's how you learn trial and error when fishing solo. When I shark fish solo I just rope my leader around the weight and pull the rope much easier to control and way easier to pull the shark up especially if it a 6 to 7ft + shark. Keep up the good work.

​@@ericmontoya8539that's a good idea

Nice 💪

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Leave them alone shark finning is a sin against all nature and I don't like what your doing leave the sting Ray's alone as well. Maybe the lightning trying to tell you something. you do know playing a big fish for a long time can kill them they fill up with lactic acid and can and do die from it. Don't say we not on your side, take the hook stick in your cheek set it hard see how it feel's then try doing some reading about lactic acid ànd fish that's the outcome every minute it takes you longer and longer no the camera for you not her you don't really care if she lives or die's don't dare say she just fine, your beat right now poor baby how about the shark.

FU. NOT ALL SHARKS are necessary!

Rod in holder, get her up on the sand, get the rope on her, cut the hook, take a picture, and give her a boost back in

Hey you sound like you know what's going on. I moved to Galveston for work & I go shark fishing with some of the guys. I tail roped my first 5fter but felt I could improve with the technique. Any videos or links you can point me to to be a better wrangler??

Painful to watch? It was painful to do, lol. Seriously though, it's literally in the title, I shouldn't have tried that alone and probably won't again.

​@@wildlifefishingshow Keep up the good content 👌 nice work bringing in that shark all by yourself 👏 ❤

@@kickinsmurfs423 I appreciate it

I need to go with a crew next time, for sure

Will do

I am using a circle hook but you're right, I need a proper unhooking rig

Thank you so much 🙏

@@wildlifefishingshow your very welcome brother

They are really cool

That's about what I meant to get across, lol. I appreciate it 🙏

Not familiar with that

@@wildlifefishingshow Don Henly drummer for the eagles sings that song, video is partly on the beach, lyrics, nobody on the beach, I guess that's what triggered that song

That's a good question

I appreciate it

Congratulations

Because I'm trying to fly a drone, control the line, and film at the same time.

One time in the past, lightening touched down so close it shut my camera off. It's been uphill since.

I appreciate it

Been in the same boat a few times. But it's fun. Did subscribe and like the content.

Pretty complicated and pretty dangerous. It's amazing how much quicker, easier, and safer things would be with one or two other people.

It was definitely a learning experience

Right?

Gotta be sure

I am glad it wasn't something more athletic, I barely got through this one

@@wildlifefishingshow Where d you fish from? Like what state? Beach? I apologize if you've said before, I only watched one of your videos last week and have become absolutely enthralled. Subscribed 🦈 today!

@@vision821k4 I appreciate the support! This was on a beach in Pensacola Florida (I was politely informed in the middle of filming this video that drones were not allowed on this beach, so I got lucky to have caught the shark on the first drop)

Sometimes drama is just there

But you are watch though

Every time!!😅

Appreciate it 🙏

Well... yeah, probably

@@wildlifefishingshow tackle hut in Spring does great quick repair/rehab

@@WMBayouLures I'll check that out

Look like a yard sale. Get a tripod or spike for the camera so you can have 2 hands. Looks like you put youtube content above the fish. That hook was removable with 2 hands , just saying.

It felt like one

Thanks!

It takes practice. Thanks 👍

Much appreciated

Yeah, Im good. I learned the lesson the hard way.

Man I just finished watching this video I can feel what you were feeling.

I'm in Florida in this video but everything you said is still 100% applicable Always got to watch out in another animals environment

I figured it was after a minute, because I was puzzled by pulling in a nurse shark in Galveston. lol. But yeah, impressive. You should always have a buddy for shark fishing. They are just too big and unpredictable for a solo guy, if that had been a different one you are right, BIG trouble.

I appreciate it

A very slow but heavy one

@@wildlifefishingshow yes

Lol, I figured they would be (more comments = more money) Let me know if you get something good, I've seen lots of the guys catching big black drum on crab this week.

@@wildlifefishingshow for sure. Good tip about crab

I tried but couldn't get a purchase on the wire.

I'll try

I did. The problem was that weird, sharp rise in the bank.

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Yup

Very occasionally

Florida, near Pensacola. And yeah, they fight more like a ray than a shark (same thing in evolutionary terms, but you get the point)

Pensacola

@@wildlifefishingshow I guessed that after the nurse shark

Yeah, it was brutal

Lol, yep

Yes it was

100lb

@@wildlifefishingshow thanks

Indeed

I appreciate it, though it felt like this one conquered me

@@wildlifefishingshow It went back home unharmed...

Probably won't. Probably.

Depending on where you are, you can get good sharks on casting gear. I have a video coming out later this year (it's a long project and I've already filmed some of it) where I cast a bait for sharks near this area.

Not 100 percent on this but I think most species of fish have some type of painless nerve endings in there mouths. I could be mistaken though

Apparently it's a different type of pain than humans but tell me how we know this??

Because biologists can literally study the differences in our nervous systems and how they operate at even a cellular level. The consensus is that they can feel pain but intemperate the pain differently (humans interpreting pain closer to trauma and fish interpreting pain closer to an alarm system)

Probably harder than it needed to be, lol

Florida

Same

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No and no

That honestly sounds way worse

For sure

Yup

I cut the hook in half (it pierced through its jaw, so one half falls out each side)

Appreciated

Too heavy

I appreciate it. This one is a lesson in what not to do, though.

Ok

Overcast days ate awesome

It weighed hundreds of pounds (that shark was over 8 feet long). Literally nobody is dragging it up an incline and over the sand by a wire leader.