Another AWESOME video, Chris. I just love that feeling when they start towing you. You wind as much line back as possible and the kayak is just putting out a wake going forward as if it had a outboard attached. It's amazing how fast the kayak can get towed. I've had that experience with large Makos and large Threshers. The Hammerhead, I hooked 5 times on the same day. First time was trolling a large Rapala Greenback mac, fought it for 15 minutes, before he broke off my 40 lb fluorocarbon leader and left with my Rapala. a few hours later, he got my flylined greenback and was on for about 3 minutes before breaking off. The next 3 time all within 30 minutes, he had already figured out all he had to do was roll and thrash and the leader would just break off. Those last few time he wasn't on even 30 second. At the point I went in, because I figures it was a lost cause to keep trying to fish. The power of those large sharks is awesome and scary. Thanks for sharing.
@@chrisblevinsfishing its hit or miss plus you gotta be out there early before sunrise and that's always a little scary🦈😂cudas are on the chew,seabass,halibuts,all kinds if good stuff but i like going to new areas exploring the reefs and kelp beds
Hi nick thanks for watching. I would say yes and no. When they want to run they can really pull hard and there is no stopping them on my yellowtail gear. But often, as with many sharks, once they realize they are hooked they will just swim back at you and start circling the boat.
Another AWESOME video, Chris. I just love that feeling when they start towing you. You wind as much line back as possible and the kayak is just putting out a wake going forward as if it had a outboard attached. It's amazing how fast the kayak can get towed. I've had that experience with large Makos and large Threshers. The Hammerhead, I hooked 5 times on the same day. First time was trolling a large Rapala Greenback mac, fought it for 15 minutes, before he broke off my 40 lb fluorocarbon leader and left with my Rapala. a few hours later, he got my flylined greenback and was on for about 3 minutes before breaking off. The next 3 time all within 30 minutes, he had already figured out all he had to do was roll and thrash and the leader would just break off. Those last few time he wasn't on even 30 second. At the point I went in, because I figures it was a lost cause to keep trying to fish. The power of those large sharks is awesome and scary. Thanks for sharing.
Looks like a fun sleigh ride🤙🏽🤙🏽i wanna make a trip down that way!! awesome video🎣🎣
@@chrisblevinsfishing its hit or miss plus you gotta be out there early before sunrise and that's always a little scary🦈😂cudas are on the chew,seabass,halibuts,all kinds if good stuff but i like going to new areas exploring the reefs and kelp beds
You the man nice underwater shot
Was out there yesterday saw your wife killing it. 🤙
Awesome video Chris! MMFC
Awesome and scary at the same time. Hope to see more exciting new videos this year. Take care. We are down in Cali.
Holy cow Chris!😳 I could never imagine hooking into one of those on a yak! But then again, I ain’t dead yet!🤙🏽So awesome!!!
Would you say that hammerheads put up a good fight?
Hi nick thanks for watching. I would say yes and no. When they want to run they can really pull hard and there is no stopping them on my yellowtail gear. But often, as with many sharks, once they realize they are hooked they will just swim back at you and start circling the boat.
This was 2015? Have you regained full control of your arms yet?
@@chrisblevinsfishing Hair? Hair? Oh, yes, I think I had some. I am sure I had some.
awesome
yewww!