some of you west coast guys might reconsider riding in the surf...

[demolition_x]

this guy caught this 11ft 600lb mako off the coast of san Diego... pretty impressive stuff for a fly rod.

http://www.riverandreef.com/artman/publish/article_126.shtml

 

[KaosFreestyle]

WOW look at that thing jump

 

[sjetrider]

definateley better than my nose stabs, bet hes got a mean backy too.

 

[jetskier79]

Psh, there's no sharks in our water.:sneaky:

 

[WaveDemon]

Psh, there's no sharks in our water.:sneaky:

That's pretty much like that stupid rumor there are aligators in florida...

 

[LBE]

Thats the reason I spend most of my time in the air. Usually upside down so I can spot them.

News flash, 35 people died today in cars, guess what, I'm driving tomorrow.



A couple years ago there were a couple sharks spotted in SanOnofre, 15min North of where we ride. Didn't keep me off the water. Just a big fish anyways.

 

[joe b]

Them things like to jump. Had some friends catch a few nice size ones off our coast earlier this year. I think about big sharks more now that my ski looks like a big fishing lure.

 

[LisaLisa]

Actually, that's a little one......

We had a 14-footer snack on some dumb wench who decided to dress up in a black wetsuit and go for her moring swim with a whole gaggle of seals year before last at Avila Bay....he peddged her - getting a nice bite on her groin, didn't like the way she tasted, spit her out, and she bled out before one of the 3 dozen EMT's who were going through a water rescue course about 200 yards away on shore could get her back in.

Hey - when it's your time, it's your time. Besides, I have discovered I can officially walk on water......on that odd occasion I actually let go of my ski when I fall

 

[SkiCowboy77]

That was too good Lisa and LBE.

Can't say I've ever had to worry about alligators or sharks, seen the ocean twice in my life!:frown: