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Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160 | A diver in the Caribbean balanced a vertical 10 foot shark thanks to her abbility to put it into a trance. To create the state, the diver rubs the ampulllae of Lorenzini, the name given to hundreds of jelly-filled pores around the sharks noise and mouth. She has used the technique to remove parasities and fishing hooks from shark mouths. I wonder if it would work on Muskies ?????? LOL LOL LOL
Catch, Trance, Photo, and Release !!!!!!!!!!!
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| since it is a muskie board:
1) it was not 10ft but rather 9ft 10in based on extensive photographimetric analysis
2) the diver held the fish with a single-hand vertical trance hold which has been frowned upon since pre-braid days.
3) at least it wasn't speared
4) the Boston Whaler 40ft overhead cut in line (within casting distance) of the Grady White working the reef coraline.
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| Don't sharks have to keep swimming in order to survive, or breathe? Seems like something I've always heard... Probably just a saying that isn't actually true, but I've always wondered that about the rubbing the sharks nose to put it in a trance thing. I know they do this pretty regularly, and sharks aren't dying from it, but that saying always came to mind.
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| cnr - 10/21/2011 7:02 PM
since it is a muskie board:
1) it was not 10ft but rather 9ft 10in based on extensive photographimetric analysis
2) the diver held the fish with a single-hand vertical trance hold which has been frowned upon since pre-braid days.
3) at least it wasn't speared
4) the Boston Whaler 40ft overhead cut in line (within casting distance) of the Grady White working the reef coraline.
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| what is that thing behind the diver on the ocean bottom? looks like a giant leech or something??? |
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Location: Pelican Rapids, MN | Man.... Sharks are like dogs... They only bite if you play with their private parts.  |
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Location: Eagle River, WI | Jsondag - 10/24/2011 7:17 PM
Man.... Sharks are like dogs... They only bite if you play with their private parts. :)
Ummmmmm....... How would you know that?
Edited by welldriller 10/25/2011 9:02 PM
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Location: Hugo, MN | welldriller - 10/26/2011 5:01 AM
Jsondag - 10/24/2011 7:17 PM
Man.... Sharks are like dogs... They only bite if you play with their private parts. :)
Ummmmmm....... How would you know that?
How does he know it about Dogs . . . or Sharks? |
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