Awesome, I do a lot of diving around the shore. Never seen any sharks let alone GWS, good to know they are out there 😅. Was a bigger one seen long bay in summer
Nice@@BlueNeoprene. I also use to do a lot of diving around our local coast and never saw sharks. They are definitely there but must keep their distance.
Cool. We had one take a pannie snap off us down at Kuaotunu (coro) was stud length (2.5 metres or so) but built like a truck. Made 2 huge breaches. Pretty cool
Crazy catching a GW just off Takapuna bro! 🤯 Also how good with your newborn out in the salty air as well! Hopefully get your help to raise a marlin for me to shoot this season!! 🤙
Nice clip! I fish that strip from a kayak, but I don't use bait or berley during the summer because the hammerheads come in close to breed. I caught a 2m bronzie and a few other sharks in close from my kayak, but they are so powerful they can tip the yak, so now I just use soft bait and lures, and the sharks leave me alone. I wonder what that great white was eating, there are still a few winter swimmers if he gets hungry:)
Cheers mate. It can be a productive section of coast. A 2m bronzy would have been fun from the yak. I spoke to DOC about the encounter and they said the smaller whites come into the coast/harbours to feed on smaller fish around this time of year. The larger whites move offshore to known areas with larger prey such as seals. lol, yea maybe I should for forward the video to the Takapuna ocean swimming club😂.
Last year we saw the same east side of Rangitoto in late November - juvenile Great Whites have always been in the Hauraki gulf, their parents who can also eat their own are out of the inner HG on their way to known feeding grounds further south. Nature is a wonderful thing. The Juveniles commonly launch themselves, wouldn’t want one landing in your boat - treat with utmost respect.
A few years ago there was a 16-17 footer hanging around the Chelsea sugar factory for a few weeks. It was hooked several times and breached also. I decided I would no longer ocean swim in Auckland harbour after that. A 16 footer is not survivable 300m out in the harbour.
@@sajjadanwarnz yea it was a really cool experience. Wow that’s crazy. The first couple are a bit of fun but catching them one after the other soon becomes frustrating.
Shame on you. It is illegal to deliberately "kill, injure or harass" a great white shark in NZ waters. You should have cut your line immediately. Despicable behaviour.
@@liam4830 the goal was to get the shark as close as possible so we could cut the line as close to the sharks mouth as possible. This would be the best outcome for the shark. Luckily in this situation the shark chewed through the line. Cutting the line straight away would leave a large length of line trailing behind the shark. This creates resistance, tiring the young shark and also runs the risk of the line tangling and potentially drowning the shark.
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Mate I spent my childhood on Takapuna beach.....now 55yrs OS, it brings back many weekend memories on that beach.
@@DingoDownUnder its an awesome spot, what a cool place to grow up.
Awesome, I do a lot of diving around the shore. Never seen any sharks let alone GWS, good to know they are out there 😅. Was a bigger one seen long bay in summer
Nice@@BlueNeoprene. I also use to do a lot of diving around our local coast and never saw sharks. They are definitely there but must keep their distance.
So cool Sam!!
@@gpfishingadventures7834 cheers mate.
Cool. We had one take a pannie snap off us down at Kuaotunu (coro) was stud length (2.5 metres or so) but built like a truck. Made 2 huge breaches. Pretty cool
@@chrisheeney6963 that’s epic.
Crazy catching a GW just off Takapuna bro! 🤯 Also how good with your newborn out in the salty air as well!
Hopefully get your help to raise a marlin for me to shoot this season!! 🤙
@@SaltyDogsNZ yea bro it’s epic getting the fam into it. I reckon we can get it done👍
Nice clip!
I fish that strip from a kayak, but I don't use bait or berley during the summer because the hammerheads come in close to breed. I caught a 2m bronzie and a few other sharks in close from my kayak, but they are so powerful they can tip the yak, so now I just use soft bait and lures, and the sharks leave me alone.
I wonder what that great white was eating, there are still a few winter swimmers if he gets hungry:)
Cheers mate.
It can be a productive section of coast. A 2m bronzy would have been fun from the yak.
I spoke to DOC about the encounter and they said the smaller whites come into the coast/harbours to feed on smaller fish around this time of year. The larger whites move offshore to known areas with larger prey such as seals.
lol, yea maybe I should for forward the video to the Takapuna ocean swimming club😂.
Nice video mate
@@ptrollip1 thanks mate
Crazy !! That’s cool, bit spooky considering use to surf the taka stormys back in the grom days 😂 😂
Yea crazy. I use to swim out to the yellow markers but might not anymore 😂
Last year we saw the same east side of Rangitoto in late November - juvenile Great Whites have always been in the Hauraki gulf, their parents who can also eat their own are out of the inner HG on their way to known feeding grounds further south. Nature is a wonderful thing. The Juveniles commonly launch themselves, wouldn’t want one landing in your boat - treat with utmost respect.
A few years ago there was a 16-17 footer hanging around the Chelsea sugar factory for a few weeks. It was hooked several times and breached also. I decided I would no longer ocean swim in Auckland harbour after that. A 16 footer is not survivable 300m out in the harbour.
@@540chevhell9 yea that’s a big shark. I have a friend that has hooked one up the harbour
Good experience for Charli 😅. Many Sharks nowadays. We caught 12 Sharks in last fishing trip.
@@sajjadanwarnz yea it was a really cool experience. Wow that’s crazy. The first couple are a bit of fun but catching them one after the other soon becomes frustrating.
@@nzfisherman7024
Yes we were so frustrated but at the same time we caught 25 snappers too.😀
@@sajjadanwarnz happy days. That’s a few meals.
Sharks always about,just can't see em
A friend of the family got killed by a GW while swimming at Muriwai!! Have fun out there y'all!! chomp chomp!!
Not sure I'd take a 3 week old baby out on the water. That life jacket would do sweet FA if you ended up in the water.
The life jacket is specifically designed for infants from 3-12kg
Shame on you. It is illegal to deliberately "kill, injure or harass" a great white shark in NZ waters. You should have cut your line immediately. Despicable behaviour.
@@liam4830 the goal was to get the shark as close as possible so we could cut the line as close to the sharks mouth as possible. This would be the best outcome for the shark.
Luckily in this situation the shark chewed through the line. Cutting the line straight away would leave a large length of line trailing behind the shark. This creates resistance, tiring the young shark and also runs the risk of the line tangling and potentially drowning the shark.