No pics unfortunately.
10 feet long, brown color, pointed nose and very fast and aggressive in the water
Saw him attacking bottom fish we were reeling in from 100 feet of water. He charged straight up and soaked us one time while attacking a monster bluefish of all things..
If you said he had snaggely teeth I would suggest sand tiger. But never new them to be fast or very aggressive. Usually kind of slow. So for not being much help.
That's what we call a Triple B... Big Brown Bitch. Side note, I can't claim to coin the phrase.
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If you said he had snaggely teeth I would suggest sand tiger. But never new them to be fast or very aggressive. Usually kind of slow. So for not being much help.
Thanks. Definitely not a sand tiger. We had a sand tiger do the same thing to a monster grouper on a previous trip.
I thought it was a sandbar but the pec fins were too short
Guess I'll just call it a brown shark or a Triple B.. I like that one
Thanks guys
10 feet is a really big shark and narrows down the options. The only nondescript shark that size would be a dusky. All other other like tigers, sandbars, and spinners are pretty recognizable.
bronze whaler or dusky imo
always offshore to clobber our bottomfish and AJs
Couple of years ago off the Point Dusky's (Biguns) ate 300# of YFT (40-50#ers) and $300 of tackle ... we took it to the barn ...
Was this the guy