Great white mauls South Australian woman's prized catch: 'The shark has just grabbed the tail'
- 7 months ago
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A woman was stunned after a large white shark had the first award -winning tuna in South Australia. Izzy Seso and his friends were targeted from Cape Jaffa when they took the fear of their lives. "It would definitely be a three -meter plus," said Seso. "Obviously it wasn't a big monster, but it was definitely a big white." Izzy Seso and his friends were targeting tuna from the Cape Jaffa coast when they took the fear of their lives. Angler, "I was in rod for an hour and a half, and we saw the tuna three times on surface, so there was a tuna."Said. "This big submarine came over tuna." Great White Shark caught the award -winning tuna of the lantern in South Australia. When it looked predatory and a large pile of fish, the group was close to landing large tuna. “The shark has just got the tail, Ses Seso said. "I'm so obsessed with the sharks, they don't scare me." Although fish were on the boat, big white did not leave. "He just stuck around all blood dripping from the boat and began to bite engines. "Absolutely epic." Sesto said he wouldn't stop him from going back to the water. "To be honest, he targets barrels for five years, and I just had the worst chance," he said.
A woman was stunned after a large white shark had the first award -winning tuna in South Australia. Izzy Seso and his friends were targeted from Cape Jaffa when they took the fear of their lives. "It would definitely be a three -meter plus," said Seso. "Obviously it wasn't a big monster, but it was definitely a big white." Izzy Seso and his friends were targeting tuna from the Cape Jaffa coast when they took the fear of their lives. Angler, "I was in rod for an hour and a half, and we saw the tuna three times on surface, so there was a tuna."Said. "This big submarine came over tuna." Great White Shark caught the award -winning tuna of the lantern in South Australia. When it looked predatory and a large pile of fish, the group was close to landing large tuna. “The shark has just got the tail, Ses Seso said. "I'm so obsessed with the sharks, they don't scare me." Although fish were on the boat, big white did not leave. "He just stuck around all blood dripping from the boat and began to bite engines. "Absolutely epic." Sesto said he wouldn't stop him from going back to the water. "To be honest, he targets barrels for five years, and I just had the worst chance," he said.