You'll never go in the water again

[Smurph]

Lucky man.

The first thing I do is google "when was the last shark attack in XXXXXX" after we've booked our summer holiday.

British man tells BBC of horror shark attack on Caribbean holiday

Peter Smith and his wife were on holiday in the Caribbean when a beautiful swim suddenly changed.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[MrSwerve]

Lucky man.

The first thing I do is google "when was the last shark attack in XXXXXX" after we've booked our summer holiday.

British man tells BBC of horror shark attack on Caribbean holiday

Peter Smith and his wife were on holiday in the Caribbean when a beautiful swim suddenly changed.

www.bbc.co.uk

There’s no sharks in Blackpool, Smurph…no need to worry.

 

[Smurph]

There’s no sharks in Blackpool, Smurph…no need to worry.

We’re not that posh

 

[Professor]

There’s no sharks in Blackpool, Smurph…no need to worry.

There's a few species found in the Celtic Sea mind you-Blue Sharks, Basking, Porbeagles and Threshers. Even the occasional Mako Shark which has been involved in fatal attacks.....

 

[Niigata Jack]

There's a few species found in the Celtic Sea mind you-Blue Sharks, Basking, Porbeagles and Threshers. Even the occasional Mako Shark which has been involved in fatal attacks.....

Hooked a Mako about 2miles out off Worms head, well that's what the Skipper said after it came out of the water, exhilarating sight it was to, as you can gather I never saw it close up, it tore off after jumping and snapped the line like cotton weight was estimated to be between 300lb to 500lb powerful fish, I was in my 20's but I can still remember that which is strange cause I cant remember what I did last week

 

[Jackareme]

I was on Riviera Maya about a decade ago - and a couple of guys took bread from the breakfast buffet to feed the fish.
I saw a shadow in the water about 30 feet away, and in a flash a barracuda flew through the middle of the 2 guys hunting the smaller bread eaters - the guys shit themselves and ran - with one of them leaving a whole finger with the barracuda. Think on when bringing food into tropical waters