Bull sharks are more dangerous than we give them credit for. Especially in rivers, where they’ll swim up from ocean inlets. Even though the above vid is a few years old, it’s still interesting. Sarah Brame had a fish on while standing on a dock in Cherry Grove inlet near Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. As her and her group lean over to check out the catch, a good-sized bull shark estimated to be around 200 pounds and six-feet-long comes out of nowhere and snatches her catch. Expletives ensue. How’s that for a fish story?
Watch a Fat Bull Shark Nab a Catch Off a Fisherman’s Line in South Carolina
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