It’s sad but you have to understand that on the back side of the rock was and probably is still breeding grounds for great white sharks. Been in the area all my life, people from out of the area and people here have never known that. About 20-25 years ago it was talked about. Sad for the guy killed, prayers are with his family
I'm camping in Morro bay and this morning I went for a walk around 7 am with my dog and I watched him come in and he was alone, I thought about telling him, but I didn't and I feel bad 🥺
Its Sad for the Familie. Its them we should think of and out of Respect for the young Man We should be careful what we are commenting. Take care everyone
Every surfer including myself know the risks. I learned to surf at A Beach, and have surfed there hundreds of times, it’s a wonderful place and a wonderful activity. At least he died doing what he like….RIP..
Like the other responder said; it's pretty cold in that part of the Ocean (probably low to mid 50s) but October to around January is the seal breeding season, which of course brings the sharks back into the area (which, I might want to add, in California, stretches from the Cali/Oregon Border, thru the SF Red Triangle and down past Monterey to San Luis Obispo county and probably further south, too (as the seal populations expand). White sharks are very tolerant of colder water.
@@nickmitsialis sort of correct......they breed off of the hawaiin islands, they teach offspring to hunt in the west coast waters.......all of the west coast waters......from the central coast to oregon being the hotter areas, you are correct.
Not true what she said, There has been a shark attack within the last 30 years in Morro Bay. Back in 2015 a lady's board had a huge bite taken out of it. If that would have been her body, she would have for sure been dead.
@@lanerelyea5790 Don't know enough yet; that other fatal attack that occurred in 2003, the woman was swimming with sea lions who suddenly 'disappeared', leaving her to the attention of a very large great white. Probably this surfer was struck by another great white but we don't know if it was curiosity or an attempt to feed. The shark's size can tell us a lot. If it's a younger/smaller/teenage shark then it probably is not experienced enough to tell a human, bogie board or kayak from natural prey. If there are now a new generation of sharks reaching the size they begin to 'transition' from fish/rays/small sharks to seals, there will probably be more encounters between people and sharks.
@@leopardcubpupkryky6940 against a light sky, any wetsuit or any outline looks dark; the light/dark contrast (even on things like suntanned hand/foot and untanned bottom hand/foot) often is an attraction to sharks==and, so are bright colors. That's why the bright yellow life vests were called 'yum yum yellow'.
It’s sad but you have to understand that on the back side of the rock was and probably is still breeding grounds for great white sharks. Been in the area all my life, people from out of the area and people here have never known that. About 20-25 years ago it was talked about.
Sad for the guy killed, prayers are with his family
Heartbreaking...you just never know about sharks. Condolences to his family and friends. Rest in Peace.
Without Jesus none will rest in peace believe repent be born again
I mean God could to-
I'm camping in Morro bay and this morning I went for a walk around 7 am with my dog and I watched him come in and he was alone, I thought about telling him, but I didn't and I feel bad 🥺
Good job Jesus
Even if you warned him he would have laugh, said thanks. And went on in, I would have. The waves are additive.
You should feel bad!!!👎😔
@@romancewiththepast7979 Additive? Then you liked your own comment? Smokin the good stuff eh?
What a made up lie LOL!!!!
Where EXACTLY can you camp in morro bay? Nowhere.
This is sad💐
Peace and comfort to the family
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If you're in the ocean, you're on the menu
Its Sad for the Familie. Its them we should think of and out of Respect for the young Man We should be careful what we are commenting. Take care everyone
Every surfer including myself know the risks. I learned to surf at A Beach, and have surfed there hundreds of times, it’s a wonderful place and a wonderful activity. At least he died doing what he like….RIP..
Is the shark OK?
A bit of indigestion, he should be ok.
It's 11 degrees here in the Northeast US . Is it really that warm to go swimming in California right now?
No. The guy must have been a dedicated waterman and knew the risks. God Bless him and his family.
Like the other responder said; it's pretty cold in that part of the Ocean (probably low to mid 50s) but October to around January is the seal breeding season, which of course brings the sharks back into the area (which, I might want to add, in California, stretches from the Cali/Oregon Border, thru the SF Red Triangle and down past Monterey to San Luis Obispo county and probably further south, too (as the seal populations expand). White sharks are very tolerant of colder water.
No, the water is from the high 40s to low 50s, but that's what a wetsuit is for.
@@nickmitsialis sort of correct......they breed off of the hawaiin islands, they teach offspring to hunt in the west coast waters.......all of the west coast waters......from the central coast to oregon being the hotter areas, you are correct.
Not true what she said, There has been a shark attack within the last 30 years in Morro Bay. Back in 2015 a lady's board had a huge bite taken out of it. If that would have been her body, she would have for sure been dead.
Is this the attack at south jetty?
Family will be thankful they can even see him again
Why is that guy smiling in that interview?
It's an empathetic smile of understanding, not so much happiness.
But thanks for pointing out something so trite, dicksmoker.
RIP. I know Morro Bay well 🦈
Damn, found unresponsive in the water, I wonder what condition he was in
UNRESPONSIVE!!!!
I was driving back home with my family which we all lived in Morro Bay and now I fear these oceans.
LOL
my local
spot too
Your local spot is in youtube comments liking yourself.
he knew the risks
She’s talks too much
Fair game it’s not ours
Derp
Santa Jaws is coming to town.
Boogie board - shallow water ? Black wetsuit ?
murky water, it just rained
@@lanerelyea5790 Don't know enough yet; that other fatal attack that occurred in 2003, the woman was swimming with sea lions who suddenly 'disappeared', leaving her to the attention of a very large great white. Probably this surfer was struck by another great white but we don't know if it was curiosity or an attempt to feed. The shark's size can tell us a lot. If it's a younger/smaller/teenage shark then it probably is not experienced enough to tell a human, bogie board or kayak from natural prey. If there are now a new generation of sharks reaching the size they begin to 'transition' from fish/rays/small sharks to seals, there will probably be more encounters between people and sharks.
Most wetsuits are black, and most shark attacks happen in shallower water.....obviously.
@@lanerelyea5790 In morro bay is the water ever clear? No, it isn't. Especially close to the rock and the inlet.
@@leopardcubpupkryky6940 against a light sky, any wetsuit or any outline looks dark; the light/dark contrast (even on things like suntanned hand/foot and untanned bottom hand/foot) often is an attraction to sharks==and, so are bright colors. That's why the bright yellow life vests were called 'yum yum yellow'.
Well that bites
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watching this while eating lemon and garlic shrimp cooked from the BBQ lmao
Nice 😆
wait till your on the menu...lmao------prick
@Sky Pilot Karma to you fuckwit
@@chadandalicehervey738 chad lmao what a name
@@donbon4204 dumb bumb more like,what a name,,,,,,,you should change your handle to “disrespectful dirtbag “ Happiest holidayz
lets go brandon
Let’s go Darwin