Do you live in like Vermont New Hampshire Maine area?? I’m from Long Island and I know that everyone north of us just got hammered with snow and I’m like thank God that we do not have snow in April
I wish it was snowing here in Wilmington, NC 🥲. Fat chance of that ever happening. I love snow more than anything, but that's probably because it never snows here and so I romanticize it 😆. Stay warm! x
That laugh oh my goodness a part of me always starts to laugh at his laugh, but then I’m like this man should not be wheezing like that. It’s the physician in me and the mom and me but every time he starts to laugh like that he laugh for so long that I have all of these thoughts, and then I end up going back to laughing at his laugh.
You ever hear of an attack in naples florida ive lived here all my life and have never heard of one. I remember as a kid being out on the sandbar at sunset alot huntung sand dollars until it got dark. Gives me the creeps thinking about where we were aloud to swim as a kid. I got a hard bump once at sunset showing off for the michigan girls and swimming to the buey 50 yards off shore i grabbed the bouy to rest and that bump was hard. I swam back under water huging the bottom all the way in. I eventualy rran out of air and surfacing was scary as hell! But other than that luckily never has a problem besides jelly fish and sting rays. When i was a kid visibilty in our waters was 1 foot at best. Sting ray was the worst pain ever and pulling skip jack out of a net. Learned the hard way. But sting ray will make a man cry
@@Pensacolavixen we dont have many of those. I think its just luck because ive seen them. Just nobody been hit yet. Come summer peoole crying all over the beach from stingrays but no shark attacks. We dont even have jellyfish anymore. But there are lots of sharks but mostly black tips. But back in the bays you see bulls.
@sixfootben4892 Sarasota is not far from Naples and there have been shark attacks there… a tigershark attacked a guy a few years back, you probably were bumped by a shark.
I also live in Florida, and I was rocked or "bumped" while on a boogie board once. I never knew what it was but watching this channel makes me not even want to think about it lol.
The worst forearm (and thigh) shark injury photos I have seen are on 39yr old Nicole Moore who was attacked by a Bull shark in Cancun, Mexico in 2011. How she survived such a vicious attack (and questionable medical care in Mexico) is a miracle. Great show Hal.
Read Ferrar's account of his attack with the photos - pretty harrowing. Thanks for another good entertaining show. Your golfing tales make me want to watch Caddyshack again.🤣
Hey Hal, Love your show. Have you already covered or do you plan on covering the 3 GW attacks in the Sea of Cortez on divers using a hookah system? I think they’ve all happened in the last 5 or 6 years, with the two most recent in 2022 & 223. I think 1 or 2 of them were even decapitated. They all occurred in the late December/early January time frame, 2 in relatively close proximity. Those attacks have intrigued me because of the very similar circumstances. Would love it if you could do a deeper dive on those attacks. Cheers from North Carolina!
Hello from coastal Georgia! I’ve probably told you before, but it bears repeating, I loved listening to your fishing stories so much! I grew up in Ft Myers, Fla. and my brothers used to ride bikes to the river or beach all the time going fishing, so I grew up listening to fishing stories. I lost my brother Tony a couple of years ago, but one of my fondest memories of him was when he came home on his bike with this huge sea bass. It was hanging down his back; tail almost dragging on the ground! Some of the best fish I ever had… He had been hanging around the docks when a boat came in, and the guy didn’t want to clean the fish, so he sees this skinny kid, who probably hadn’t caught anything and gave it to him. Tony said people were honking and trying to buy it from him when he rode home with it. 🎣🐠🤣
Another great show Hal. 🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈 That bronze whaler shark defiantly wanted Mr Morris out of the area because it probably wanted the fish. In the case of Mr Sidorovich, I suspect a white shark before a salmon shark.
Hal have you seen the video of the guy washing his hands off the boat and that huge bull grabs his hand and pulls him in? Your a fisherman and grew up fishing in florida. I dont know about you but ive dipped my hands to clean them hundereds of times. No more! That shark was big. He got very lucky
GREAT SHOW HAL!!! i have to say you myself and my friend David all have the same luck! i wish we could all go fishing sometime cause i bet that trip we could make a comedy movie with our luck!!! my friend David is the only person i know that thought he had on one hell of a fish only to pull up a boot! i laughed so hard it hurt! and another place we go to we have our very own Christmas tree that's years round from all our bobbers and lures we lost in that damn tree!
@12:12 What Hal doesn't talk about (possibly saving it for another video) is Denis and Polina Udovenko were swimming in those waters just prior to the attack on Valery, and Denis lost both his arms in a shark attack. They were swimming near the border with North Korea, in Telyakovskogo bay.
We had lots of salmon sharks in Kodiak, Alaska. They were everywhere when the salmon would run. You could see the fins all over by where the rivers run into the ocean. They look like mini great whites!
Yo Hal I watched an episode about that guy who went to bath??? Well they found his lower half with the boots still on. Who baths in the ocean? With their boots on? Hal I think we're looking at a case of homicide.
20:53;An excellent read to be sure! I bought a dilapidated copy last year from E-xploitation Bay after a suggestion from yourself,and read it quite quickly once I'd repaired it with a lot of sellotape. It now sits in my vast book collection.🤓
I scuba dive a lot on the Cozumel reef in The Gulf of Mexico. The water is warm and almost bright as day even 100 ft down. I like this area because we rarely see sharks. Where is the least likely place you would scuba dive if you were a diver? I think mine would be Guadalupe, Mexico. Let me know your most dangerous spot! 👇
I wouldn’t dive off the coast of South Africa, anywhere in Australia where they have saltwater crocodiles, and I wouldn’t dive the Farallon Islands in California.
@wanderingspider8988 Bermuda Triangle? Hahaha that’s good buddy. I guess it wouldn’t be the sharks you would be worried about as much as the paranormal… 😂 Best answer so far.
Official max size of Bronzies are around 10ft. However your talking to someone who ran across either a unknown species of snapping turtle or a Albino Hybrid between a Softshell and Alligator snapping turtle. So I believe you that it could have been 12 feet and it happened. There are things in the wild places of the world that man has never seen or never documented for sure.
@@wanderingspider8988 I just remember and OLD quote (The Baldwin Book? Another Shark attack book from the 1970s) that referred to a fatal attack by a "14 foot bronze whaler"---at that size it's almost certain to be a white shark (and that's what it turned out to be; some years later, they examined tooth fragments left in the wound_
Hey Hal I didn't get my notifications on this show or your show from 2 days ago I checked to make sure that notifications were on and they are. I'm so excited for both of your new shows. Can't wait for the next one 😊
Yup, northern New Englander watching April 6th with 16” of snow. Can’t wait to head to Florida and dip my toes (only) in the water. I’m so grateful that I never became enchanted by surfing.
I’m a tournament caster & every one of these videos is one more reason to cast from the shoreline. I shake my head when I see others casting from the first & 2nd bars. I realize the chance of being bitten is slim, but they’re even less when I cast from the beach.
If the story I heard is the same incident, the attack on Peck at Mavericks left a obvious bite mark on his board. A local pub offered him beer for life if he gave them his board to display. He declined and kept it for himself. Talk about the ultimate trophy for your man cave.
Ive thought about that too, whether the unlikely chance people end up in the cold waters, how likely really they are to be at least scavenged on by sleeper sharks/Greenland sharks. Imagine the Titanic disaster victims?
Salmon sharks are interesting curiosity. Much like Porbeagles and Greenland Sharks, I guess we simply don't have the data to know if they are potentially dangerous or not. Like you say, people aren't around them enough to find out.
Hearing about Shark Attacks in Russia & Japan always get me. You almost never hear about attacks there.
I’m stuck at home in a snowstorm and I was so happy to see my favorite shark show pop up!!! You make my night Hal!!!🦈
Do you live in like Vermont New Hampshire Maine area?? I’m from Long Island and I know that everyone north of us just got hammered with snow and I’m like thank God that we do not have snow in April
I was going to say that you must be up in or around the State of Maine...My Mom is getting buried!
Dang, April snow? That’s rough.
I wish it was snowing here in Wilmington, NC 🥲. Fat chance of that ever happening. I love snow more than anything, but that's probably because it never snows here and so I romanticize it 😆. Stay warm! x
@@kristinlynn429 I live in Maine, we got a foot of snow!
Some of these guys are so lucky to be telling their stories! Another great one Hal 🎣 🦈
That laugh oh my goodness a part of me always starts to laugh at his laugh, but then I’m like this man should not be wheezing like that. It’s the physician in me and the mom and me but every time he starts to laugh like that he laugh for so long that I have all of these thoughts, and then I end up going back to laughing at his laugh.
I've been smoking for 16 years, in your professional opinion, how fucked am I?
I saw Joe Ferrar's Video trip to Balian Beach Attack and SAW THE INJURY.!!🤯🤯🤯
it was exaggerated.
You ever hear of an attack in naples florida ive lived here all my life and have never heard of one. I remember as a kid being out on the sandbar at sunset alot huntung sand dollars until it got dark. Gives me the creeps thinking about where we were aloud to swim as a kid. I got a hard bump once at sunset showing off for the michigan girls and swimming to the buey 50 yards off shore i grabbed the bouy to rest and that bump was hard. I swam back under water huging the bottom all the way in. I eventualy rran out of air and surfacing was scary as hell! But other than that luckily never has a problem besides jelly fish and sting rays. When i was a kid visibilty in our waters was 1 foot at best. Sting ray was the worst pain ever and pulling skip jack out of a net. Learned the hard way. But sting ray will make a man cry
Maybe the saltwater crocodiles keep the sharks away??
@@Pensacolavixen we dont have many of those. I think its just luck because ive seen them. Just nobody been hit yet. Come summer peoole crying all over the beach from stingrays but no shark attacks. We dont even have jellyfish anymore. But there are lots of sharks but mostly black tips. But back in the bays you see bulls.
@sixfootben4892
Sarasota is not far from Naples and there have been shark attacks there… a tigershark attacked a guy a few years back, you probably were bumped by a shark.
I also live in Florida, and I was rocked or "bumped" while on a boogie board once. I never knew what it was but watching this channel makes me not even want to think about it lol.
@@WillyOrca yeah getting bumpef is scary. Had to hold had swim hugging bottom afraid to go up to breath. Its scary as hell.
I always love your stories with your Dad makes me smile ❤
Your personal stories are the best! Cracks me up every time 😂 Keep them coming Hal.
Terrific as always but the fishing stories of you and your dad are priceless. Jamie & Karl, Albany GA
Never fails put on my sharks happen t-shirt and I get an episode thanks
Is the merch back up? I haven't got to end of video yet, but I remember he said he had closed his website down or something.
I've had my sharks happen shirt for a couple years so I don't know if it's merch is back up or not
😂
HEY! Please wear the shirt more often so we get more episodes 😊😊
The worst forearm (and thigh) shark injury photos I have seen are on 39yr old Nicole Moore who was attacked by a Bull shark in Cancun, Mexico in 2011. How she survived such a vicious attack (and questionable medical care in Mexico) is a miracle. Great show Hal.
BEST feeling when an episode shows up!!!
Hal, you’re the man!!
Your fishing stories with your Dad are very funny. Keep them coming. I need the laughs.
Great show Hal and the stories about you and your dad crack me up every time .
I’m gonna guess they are both anti trans.
@@chamade166 Yep definitely a troll but a bizzare one at that..
My favorite shark man! Hi Hal
Got a hot cup of tea ☕ thank u Hal !!❤❤
My man Hal back at it again with the quality content!
Got the notification hal. Hopefully others are also getting them
Read Ferrar's account of his attack with the photos - pretty harrowing. Thanks for another good entertaining show. Your golfing tales make me want to watch Caddyshack again.🤣
did you ever see the picture of that man holding a baby salmon shark lol. its so cute, like a tiny disney version of a great white. lol
If I'm going to be eaten by a shark it better be a Great White 😂
Hey Hal, Love your show.
Have you already covered or do you plan on covering the 3 GW attacks in the Sea of Cortez on divers using a hookah system? I think they’ve all happened in the last 5 or 6 years, with the two most recent in 2022 & 223. I think 1 or 2 of them were even decapitated. They all occurred in the late December/early January time frame, 2 in relatively close proximity. Those attacks have intrigued me because of the very similar circumstances. Would love it if you could do a deeper dive on those attacks. Cheers from North Carolina!
I think he did, Look further back. They were collecting some kind of mollusk right?
@@zackzittel7683 In both cases.
@@Professional_Victim_H8er yeah he for sure covered em.
NC here, too!
Scallops, collecting scallops.
Oi-oi brother Hal!
HAIRCUT!
☮️🩵🖖🏻✝️♾️🕉🪬⚛️
Hello from coastal Georgia! I’ve probably told you before, but it bears repeating, I loved listening to your fishing stories so much! I grew up in Ft Myers, Fla. and my brothers used to ride bikes to the river or beach all the time going fishing, so I grew up listening to fishing stories.
I lost my brother Tony a couple of years ago, but one of my fondest memories of him was when he came home on his bike with this huge sea bass. It was hanging down his back; tail almost dragging on the ground! Some of the best fish I ever had…
He had been hanging around the docks when a boat came in, and the guy didn’t want to clean the fish, so he sees this skinny kid, who probably hadn’t caught anything and gave it to him. Tony said people were honking and trying to buy it from him when he rode home with it. 🎣🐠🤣
I wonder how they found what was left of the last guy. Three miles away from his head and wedged under a reef. That's crazy.
Half Moon Bay, is in the red triangle zone!
Another great show Hal. 🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈
That bronze whaler shark defiantly wanted Mr Morris out of the area because it probably wanted the fish. In the case of Mr Sidorovich, I suspect a white shark before a salmon shark.
I always hear that you should never separate yourself from the pack. Safety in numbers supposedly 🦈
Alfred Haan body lodged under a reef, are they sure it was a crocodile ?
Sounds like you have a hoot with your old man mate Good luck.
Cheers Rory
Got my dinner and sat down to watch Hal. Thanks
Hal have you seen the video of the guy washing his hands off the boat and that huge bull grabs his hand and pulls him in? Your a fisherman and grew up fishing in florida. I dont know about you but ive dipped my hands to clean them hundereds of times. No more! That shark was big. He got very lucky
Was incredible footage! Looked like least 6 foot bull....big for that body of water😮
I'm thinking that's the one where the handwasher guy was told not to do that. He did it anyway and got snagged in mere seconds.
31min, nice!
Another great episode! Thanks, Hal. ❤
GREAT SHOW HAL!!! i have to say you myself and my friend David all have the same luck! i wish we could all go fishing sometime cause i bet that trip we could make a comedy movie with our luck!!! my friend David is the only person i know that thought he had on one hell of a fish only to pull up a boot! i laughed so hard it hurt! and another place we go to we have our very own Christmas tree that's years round from all our bobbers and lures we lost in that damn tree!
I almost love your trip stories as much as the shark stories! You are hilarious! 😂😅😊
@12:12 What Hal doesn't talk about (possibly saving it for another video) is Denis and Polina Udovenko were swimming in those waters just prior to the attack on Valery, and Denis lost both his arms in a shark attack. They were swimming near the border with North Korea, in Telyakovskogo bay.
😂 great show Hal.
Hooray! I look so forward to your show. I always learn something new. Thank you.
We had lots of salmon sharks in Kodiak, Alaska. They were everywhere when the salmon would run. You could see the fins all over by where the rivers run into the ocean. They look like mini great whites!
Hello. Good Evening Hal 🦈🦈 Happy Shark Thursday 🦈🦈
For me it's Ferocious Friday 🦘
I love your laugh & the stories of you and your dad Hal. Thanks!
My favorite SharkMan. Hi Hal ❤😊 I’m always curious on how you get all these reports. Keep ‘em coming.
I think he said he has used Mammoth Book of Shark Attacks book as a reference before. But there's likely lots of newspapers reports out there as well.
He has a few shark books he uses plus he does his own research. He has mentioned it several times on a couple of his older videos.
Yo Hal I watched an episode about that guy who went to bath??? Well they found his lower half with the boots still on. Who baths in the ocean? With their boots on? Hal I think we're looking at a case of homicide.
Thanks Hal , luv your stories, keep'm coming. Always entertaining !
I'm always stoked to see you put out a new segment, Hal! I'm even more stoked when I see it's 31 minutes long! Keep it up!
Udovenko article you posted says he lost both his hands and legs mutilated.
Love your vids!
❤
Thank you Hal.
Hey there, Hal! I needed some shark vids today!
Golf is a 4 letter word for a reason 😂
Thank God something worth watching and listening to…
so glad to hear about fishing trips and golf shenanigans....
Thanks, Hal! I always enjoy your shows!
Hey Hal!!! Love your show!!!
20:53;An excellent read to be sure!
I bought a dilapidated copy last year from E-xploitation Bay after a suggestion from yourself,and read it quite quickly once I'd repaired it with a lot of sellotape.
It now sits in my vast book collection.🤓
Bought my copy from Illinois on Ebay and I'm in UK. Worth the £13 postage I paid.
Estuary,recent bad weather,next to zero visibility=DO-NOT-GET-IN-THE-WATER!
Nice one Hal
Good to see you Hal ! Thanks for another great show ! 👍
Another great video Hal! Thank you for doing what you do!
Thanks Hal for another great episode along with your stories. Hope you play a better round and catch some fish next time 😂😂🦈🏴
I scuba dive a lot on the Cozumel reef in The Gulf of Mexico. The water is warm and almost bright as day even 100 ft down. I like this area because we rarely see sharks. Where is the least likely place you would scuba dive if you were a diver? I think mine would be Guadalupe, Mexico. Let me know your most dangerous spot! 👇
I wouldn’t dive off the coast of South Africa, anywhere in Australia where they have saltwater crocodiles, and I wouldn’t dive the Farallon Islands in California.
The Bermuda Triangle!
Roatan has protected bay to snorkel or dive! Beautiful waters
@wanderingspider8988
Bermuda Triangle?
Hahaha that’s good buddy. I guess it wouldn’t be the sharks you would be worried about as much as the paranormal… 😂 Best answer so far.
Recife in Brazil or Reunion Island.
Fished up a 12 ft Bronze Whaler in the Great Barrier Reef Australia .
A Very Strong Shark ! Was exhausted afterwards !
Never knew Bronze Whalers got THAT big.
nope!
That story sounds fishy to me.🤔
Official max size of Bronzies are around 10ft. However your talking to someone who ran across either a unknown species of snapping turtle or a Albino Hybrid between a Softshell and Alligator snapping turtle. So I believe you that it could have been 12 feet and it happened. There are things in the wild places of the world that man has never seen or never documented for sure.
@@wanderingspider8988 I just remember and OLD quote (The Baldwin Book? Another Shark attack book from the 1970s) that referred to a fatal attack by a "14 foot bronze whaler"---at that size it's almost certain to be a white shark (and that's what it turned out to be; some years later, they examined tooth fragments left in the wound_
The joe Ferrar photos are pretty gnarly
Thanks Hal.
Another GREAT video Hal 👍🦈
Hey Hal I didn't get my notifications on this show or your show from 2 days ago I checked to make sure that notifications were on and they are. I'm so excited for both of your new shows. Can't wait for the next one 😊
Great show Hal, loved it.
Another great show hal the information on the attacks spot on best show by far all best from UK🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Keep it going Hal, Love your Work & share your passion!
Yay! Hals back with a new video
Great video! Thanks Hal⚓️
The waves & rocks at the Mavericks Mark Foo 🥹
Its time for shark man
Great Shows
Thank you Hal. 💠
10:24 Salmon Shark clip! Yay! 🍣🦈🎉
I spent a lot of time in the water in Sanibel back in the 70's and 80's. I feel very lucky.
Love your stories about you and your dad…
Hello Hal enjoy your channel. I'm from Adelaide, South Australia. I will never forget Rodney Fox attack.so cool he ended up working with sharks.
Thx Hal.... I'll tell you what they won't be eating.... Me!
Cheers to another episode. 🍻 🦈
Feeling sorry for that poor shark with spear stuff in his mouth. He starved to death more than likely😢
I felt bad for the shark too.
Love that you call it “pop”….true midwesterners do 😊 I was born and raised in Illinois/Indiana.
Great show.
Hi Hal ❤. Love your videos ❤
Yay! Hello Hal! 😊
These salmon sharks are fascinating, mini greatcwhites who hunt fish in wolf like packs ,beautifully terrifying
Good show as usual.
The first case ...how on earth they knew how old is he but didnt knew his name?
Yup, northern New Englander watching April 6th with 16” of snow. Can’t wait to head to Florida and dip my toes (only) in the water. I’m so grateful that I never became enchanted by surfing.
I’m a tournament caster & every one of these videos is one more reason to cast from the shoreline. I shake my head when I see others casting from the first & 2nd bars. I realize the chance of being bitten is slim, but they’re even less when I cast from the beach.
If the story I heard is the same incident, the attack on Peck at Mavericks left a obvious bite mark on his board. A local pub offered him beer for life if he gave them his board to display. He declined and kept it for himself. Talk about the ultimate trophy for your man cave.
I'd love to go fishing with you and drink a few cold brews! lol
Like your shirt hal go blue!
Ive thought about that too, whether the unlikely chance people end up in the cold waters, how likely really they are to be at least scavenged on by sleeper sharks/Greenland sharks. Imagine the Titanic disaster victims?
Fishing from a sandbar with bait on his waist. Now thats smart
Another awesome show, Hal!! Thank you!! ❤
Salmon sharks are interesting curiosity. Much like Porbeagles and Greenland Sharks, I guess we simply don't have the data to know if they are potentially dangerous or not. Like you say, people aren't around them enough to find out.
Good Evening Hal hope you had a great April's Fool's Day 👋🤣👍
NO SWIMMING IN THE OCEAN!!! Unless its Antarctica, no issues with sharks there. So long as you dont mind cooler water.