@@taskforceknight9336 - shark encounters are rare in the open ocean? That's definitely wrong. Go ahead and dangle your feet in the ocean every time you're fishing
@@violent_bebop9687 You are clearly either very paranoid or have an accute sense of fear towards sharks which is very normal if you have watched Jaws or any other shark horror movie. There are millions of people in the world who surf every year and while you wait on your board to catch the next wave guess what you will be dangling your feet in the water. If they all had a shark encounters or shark attacks then shark attack victim numbers per year would be in the millions. That is obviously not the case. But if you are afraid of sharks then simply dont get into the water.
@@taskforceknight9336 I see your point here, for sure, but if you just go google shark attacks there are a fuckload of videos all over the place of close calls. Odds are definitely pretty rare but I think less so than you try making it sound. Dying from one isn't common whatsoever but a close call is nothing out of the ordinary really.
@@YA-wr5wd do you honesty believe that I would never go in to the Ocean because of this video. Some one with 2% of Sence of humor could clearly see that this was not a serious statement. Where's your sence of humor up your a$$ ???
@@kevosims2012 Someone has always got to throw sum shade smh vs keep it movin. But nope they gotta be like I heard that b4 and let everyone else know so they feel more important I guess. Sad really.
That wave was big enough to capsize a novice kayaker, but he used the right technique and used the wave to his advantage. Perhaps its best to only go out in the open waters if youre confident in your abilities to navigate trough surf like a pro.
Indeed, creepy👁🤖🤦...Kind of like how AI and world governments are together tracking humanity as a whole... and have been for quite a while. Attack on our sovereign souls happening now.
the shark was small, it only attacked the oar because it was black (like some seals) and small. In the case "kesukseeker (you are a big guy) would have fall into the water, the shark would not even try. Of course, the fear is always there.
@@DougieL that may be true but I'm still going to carry a pistol because I know it will penetrate the water and the depths of the skull of shark. But let's be quite honest I'm not going to be in a damn kayak that's smaller than a shark for any boat that's smaller than a shark for that matter
@@sweetcinnamonpnchkin Pretty much rules out Florida. Gators concern me more than sharks. I've had some pretty significant bumps underneath when paddling some of the creeks around here. Gets your blood pumping. LOL
I rented a surfboard once when I was younger, off Melbourne beach Fl. Went way out , 400yds no waves to speak of. I was clueless , started slowly paddling back in and heard a burst of air right behind me glanced back for a split sec , saw the turtle as big as me in that split sec. But it didn’t matter, it was still jaws to me and I never moved so fast in my life ! Don’t know why it affected me that way but I never went out on a surf board again. I’m from Florida , love the water always in it but I have to be able to see everything around me, no murky water. I only play in the gulf coast for that reason.
I grew up watching jaws, alligator, etc. Pretty much every creature movie. You men in the kayaks on the open ocean are 1000% braver than I because there's no way I would ever get in such a little vessel on the open water.
Nope its just plain STUPID!!!!!! I don't feel sorry for any of these idiots if something were to happen to them its the freaking ocean why on earth would one use a kayak 🤦🏽♀️
I swam so fucking fast when I saw what looked like a shark fin but I think it was a jet ski w/ 2 people on it but because my goggles were fogging hard I couldn't tell. I swam so fast back to shore that someone thought I was a seal.
lol what would that do for him, that’s not gonna prevent a shark from potentially attacking you? He got nervous cuz if he fell in hes fucked. Shark was already attacking the kayak. Tbh he couldve just fought off the shark with the paddle by jabbing it in the snout
@@BBNNetwork9 If it cannot save me from a shark attack then the people who advertise those vests as life-saving ones are fucking liars and should get sued.
If you are still ocean kayaking after this, consider painting the paddles a lighter color. From below those black paddles must look like a seal swimming.
I still remember a show on Bullsharks saying your greatest chance of getting attacked by a bullshark are were the rivers meet the ocean or inlets. I guess they maybe right.
Yep, been there man. 4m Great White, 2ft off the left side of my kayak. Swam slowly up next to me from behind, it's dorsal almost completely out of the water was nearly as high as my shoulder. I could have reached out and grabbed it. That was one big shark, and I got a good look at it as it kinda just hung out next to me for a couple seconds. Very remote location about 2 day paddle from mainland. One of the best memories I have...I'm glad to be around to have it ;)
I was paddling off the coast of Ceduna, Australia. There is an Island group there. We encountered the shark when paddling from one island (Goat Island) to another island (St. Peter Island).
We were about 30 minutes paddling off Goat Island back toward St. Peter. The funny thing is that a few of us were thinking about taking a swim.We decided to paddle ahead of the group and then practice rolls (none of us could even do a roll at the time). It was a beautiful day so a little swim seemed like a good idea. The shark showed up about a minute before we were gonna stop. The thought of that still creeps me out to this day, lol.
I live in flagler beach and grew up surfing here...I was out at marine land back in the day and saw jaws... a huge shark couldnt tell what kind but the dorsal fine was gigantic. very sharky there
Imagine he hadn't been holding onto the paddle hard enough and the shark had grabbed it out of his hands. He'd have to start paddling with his hands to get home.
I always carry a second paddle(or oar) if I'm on the water and I only fish open lakes and kayak rivers in mine, no ocean. Usually I tie it down to the boat somewhere in the event that I flip over, there is still a paddle with my boat. This video just reinforces that it is a good idea haha.
It is a small Bull Shark. He (or she) is doing exactly what they do where a river dumps into the ocean. Those inlets/outlets are the prime spots for feeding which will have them in aggression mode. I love the "WTF look" on his face after the first strike. Then when it hits again he takes off full speed...lol
I'm not sure it's a Bull, I was obviously expecting this from the location on the map and the location but on the freeze frame it looks like a juvenile Great White? They sometimes like to muck about in the surf.
It's like dangling a rubber mouse in front of a kitten. I wonder how long that shark had been following behind the kayak completely unnoticed? Scary stuff.
I was lucky enough to go the Bahamas back in 2006 and me and my girlfriend at the time went out on a kayak, there was a small tiger shark (well we thought it was) about 5-6 feet long and that stalked us for a couple of mins.. had it been a bit bigger I think it would of gone for the kayak. I don’t go in the water that often after that. It was a awful experience.
It demonstrates the importance of trying to keep your composure in critical situations. I notice your look over the shoulder at 0:51, anticipating the wave coming, and appear to have the skill to ride it with ease. But a less experienced kayaker could've panicked and paddled away as fast as they can, got taken by surprise by the wave from behind, accidentally surfed and got forced sideways then flipped, and ended up in a far worse situation!
It’s for moments like this that I have a RC WaterJet pump with me whenever I go kayaking. It’s a custom built dual 40mm waterjet built from RC parts with a small but high powered Lipo battery to give me a 10min burst of speed to get away from dangerous situations. It’s connected to my paddle with the sensitive electronics boxed in the middle of my paddle and closer to the bottom are dual water jets controlled by a throttle trigger next to the electronic box. I use the paddle normally most of the time but in rip tides/shark sightings or just lazy to paddle back to shore I use the water jets. I urge every kayaker to build one. It has saved me many times. The paddle acts as a rudder when I’m using the RC waterjets. It makes the paddle about 5lb heavier but I sometimes bring two paddles. One dual sided paddle and RC paddle is a single sided paddle. I call it my “OSP (Oh Shit Paddle). Custom built out of a 2” PVC pipe (batteries and electronics inside the pipe, fiberglass (jets and brushless motors blended together with the paddle) and RC boat parts.
Maintaining your composure in these times is tough. On top of that, the last wave that came sideways would have capsized the kayak for a novice... You're a brave man!
is that a bullshark? btw, please don't go out on the ocean in such a small little boat. there are animals out there that are twice the size of that raft that are more than willing to bite you. i can see in this video that your elbow is easily within range of a bite, and the boat itself is literally hollow so you could get bit in half by a large shark. just not worth the risk.
Looks like a juvenile bull shark. They are known to be very aggressive and they have blunt noses. If you review the stop motion footage you can see how the dorsal fin is close to the head. That means it is a small shark. The blunt noses indicates a bull shark. The fact that it came back again shows its aggression towards you.
Thanks. I like how you put up the map at the beginning. I've been researching shark encounters & locations lately, that's why. So far I think the east coast of Fla. has the most in the states. I would have guessed Cali.
if I had a dollar for every anxious kayaker-paddling-for-the-beach-because-of-a-shark video I’ve seen. To a shark, a kayak isn’t a boat. It’s more like a Man Rangoon. Or a pregnant seal, with those black paddles hitting the water like flippers..I don’t know how kayak salesman sleep at night. Maybe they do it because they owe a loan shark.
Me and my friend visited California back in 2016. We took kayaks out for about a half an hour paddle one way along the coast. When we were pretty far out, he said... ‘holy shit I just saw a big shark, no joke, get our boats together’... naturally being British I freaked out and did as he said. The arsehole then proceeded to flip my kayak making me fall out and he simply burst out laughing. I don’t think I have ever fallen in water and gotten out so quick in my life 🤣
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Probably didn't quit paddling until he reached his car
LMAO
Surely changed panties and undies before getting in the car...
Hahahahahaha.. nice one.
lol
Edit he had only bike not car 😂🤣
I love when people in the ocean are like whoa what the hell is a shark doing here lol
Props to this guy for maintaining his composure though.
LOL very naughty behaviour 😉😂
Shark encounters are very rare.We are not their natural food.But sometimes when they investigate they use their teeth lol
@@taskforceknight9336 - shark encounters are rare in the open ocean? That's definitely wrong. Go ahead and dangle your feet in the ocean every time you're fishing
@@violent_bebop9687 You are clearly either very paranoid or have an accute sense of fear towards sharks which is very normal if you have watched Jaws or any other shark horror movie. There are millions of people in the world who surf every year and while you wait on your board to catch the next wave guess what you will be dangling your feet in the water. If they all had a shark encounters or shark attacks then shark attack victim numbers per year would be in the millions. That is obviously not the case. But if you are afraid of sharks then simply dont get into the water.
@@taskforceknight9336 I see your point here, for sure, but if you just go google shark attacks there are a fuckload of videos all over the place of close calls. Odds are definitely pretty rare but I think less so than you try making it sound. Dying from one isn't common whatsoever but a close call is nothing out of the ordinary really.
Respect how you broadsided that wave to let it propell you away from the shark, you know your tides and wildlife friend 👊🏼
Explained & edited well w/stop photos.Great job.Glad you made it. Consider that a warning.You're gonna need a bigger boat.
lol damn, id be paddling 100 mph..great composure....lol
California, “You call that a shark? This is a shark!”
if I had an encounter like that I would've paddled straight to shore not continue to try to surf
That fish was trying to disable your seal's flippers.
kayaking in the ocean is big balls energy
BECAUSE THINGS LIKE THESE , I TAKE ONE A SPEAR WITH ME WHEN GO TO SEA WITH MY KAIAK !! BE PREPARED !! HUGS FROM BRAZIL .
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I came here after the alligator video and the comments here are the same as those in that video
My man kisame is hungry
Me and sharks have a mutual understanding, they stay off my yard I stay off the Ocean.
I imagine it is healthier than seeking dislikes.
@@YA-wr5wd do you honesty believe that I would never go in to the Ocean because of this video. Some one with 2% of Sence of humor could clearly see that this was not a serious statement. Where's your sence of humor up your a$$ ???
😆 exactly.
Oh good grief people...it's a fucking joke. Get off your pedestal and laugh.
@@kevosims2012 Someone has always got to throw sum shade smh vs keep it movin. But nope they gotta be like I heard that b4 and let everyone else know so they feel more important I guess. Sad really.
I got so nervous when I saw that wave coming. I though it might get bigger and crash on him, knocking him off
That wave was big enough to capsize a novice kayaker, but he used the right technique and used the wave to his advantage. Perhaps its best to only go out in the open waters if youre confident in your abilities to navigate trough surf like a pro.
I fully thought the shark could Also easily use and ride that wave and easily snatch him up along with the wave .
That’s not how waves work lmao
they swim behind the wave then dip
Lol dude he was fine. That wave was already turning into white water - he did good.
Dip finger in water, touch to tongue, if salty, there are sharks.
you are a wise man
Dip finger in water, touch stump to tong...there are sharks.
Don't forget Croc in fresh water..be safe, stay at home..
Only your wife who is dangerous at home..
Dip fingers in water, fingers gone, there are sharks
James Stone then you remember bull sharks are in fresh water too.
What's creepier is that he probably had been tracking you for a while before he decided to make his attacks.
Indeed, creepy👁🤖🤦...Kind of like how AI and world governments are together tracking humanity as a whole... and have been for quite a while. Attack on our sovereign souls happening now.
@@laradiantrr9357 LMAO
@@NegativKreep you think that’s funny but it’s true.
@@Nikketmzee oh no. I totally believe it. I just thought it was funny seeing a comment like this on a shark encounter video.
@@NegativKreep okay good, I misconstrued your comment and thought you were laughing at him.
Wow this would be the time I start to walk on water ...lol and run back to shore lol
Hahahahaha!
November Moore 😂😂😂
November Moore lmao
Hahaha... I'd love to see that.
😂 yes!
Even myself started to row in my bed.
😆😂
Alexander Martinez omg I cantttt😂😂
🤣🤣🤣👍🏻
Lmao😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love how he checks his paddle and tries to locate it before speeding out, mad respect for someone who can stay composed in a situation like this.
Believe me it took a minute to set in and I suspect there's some ignorance mixed in there too.
commend you for not dropping a ton of F-bombs and S-Bombs....because I would have
There was one but the wind covered it up. Surprised when they used it on JAX news.
+Omar Abouelazz I agree.id just start wacking it
the shark was small, it only attacked the oar because it was black (like some seals) and small.
In the case "kesukseeker (you are a big guy) would have fall into the water, the shark would not even try.
Of course, the fear is always there.
This is why I only kayak in my bathtub
Lmfao
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😂😂 I would have at least given my swimming pool a chance 🤣
Row per min:
Pre shark 20
Post shark 200
novola1972 ..conscientious observation on internal (or external?) motivation😋
How can you not break down in tears and start shouting for mommy though
hahahahaha
That part was just edited out😉
Honestly I would think about carrying a pistol high upon my chest cuz I be the first one to shoot a shark
@@Catch_u_reloadn you don't need a pistol. The paddle is perfect to keep the shark at bay. Check out some of the kayaking vids in Australia.
@@DougieL that may be true but I'm still going to carry a pistol because I know it will penetrate the water and the depths of the skull of shark. But let's be quite honest I'm not going to be in a damn kayak that's smaller than a shark for any boat that's smaller than a shark for that matter
Imagine if he would of lost the paddle!!🦈
he would of really been up shit creek
or had capsized due to the shock and impact.
militaryminded85 HA!
"O" Shit
Yeah, always carry a spare paddle on the deck in case of lose or breakage.
What most didn´t know: it was a influencer shark recording a video: "Trolling Humans while sitting in a Kayak" ;)
Hahahaha that's pretty good!
Rumours say his still paddling to this day
I don’t know you, probably never will, but I’m glad you made you made it back without any other complications... good luck man;)
Cringey comment
@ Emily Amaya. How many levels do you want, because there's a few?
Oh yeah Watermelon
Having an “oh yeah yeah” profile pic is a thousand times more cringy dude
@@_KingofKingss anime profile picture, checks out
they didnt find the guy only the camera...
On the 2nd bite he's like aight imma head out now
I just turned my swimming pool into a nice patio.
The worse part would be changing your shorts cleaning out your kayak when you get on shore.
Yea- I would be noisily coughing in me rompers throughout ! !
Still better than being shark shit.
Now ur just being goofy no need for goofy Ness bro we talking about a shark
Yes after this his they call him "shits"
I would be crying like a little girl while I was paddling away
I’m going to buy a kayak WHY do I keep watching these videos
Fernando Alonso so you know what not to do lol.
Just go kayak in rivers and creeks not occupied by gators or sharks
@@sweetcinnamonpnchkin Pretty much rules out Florida. Gators concern me more than sharks. I've had some pretty significant bumps underneath when paddling some of the creeks around here. Gets your blood pumping. LOL
@@2terribletoads631 That's one thing I will never swim with. Well that and crocs.
And this is why I don’t like water where I can’t see what else is under me :)
I rented a surfboard once when I was younger, off Melbourne beach Fl.
Went way out , 400yds no waves to speak of. I was clueless , started slowly paddling back in and heard a burst of air right behind me glanced back for a split sec , saw the turtle as big as me in that split sec. But it didn’t matter, it was still jaws to me and I never moved so fast in my life !
Don’t know why it affected me that way but I never went out on a surf board again. I’m from Florida , love the water always in it but I have to be able to see everything around me, no murky water.
I only play in the gulf coast for that reason.
Visit Croatia Adriatic sea. Blue...nosharks no nothing....
Yea I was swimming pretty far out and ran into a pod of dolphins. Me and my brother both ran on water getting back to shore
@@glovozagreb6594 my man... Croatia is lovely, but has great whites, and a list of fatal attacks
It would be a code brown for most of us.
Do you mean the brown smoke screen😂😂😂?
I grew up watching jaws, alligator, etc. Pretty much every creature movie. You men in the kayaks on the open ocean are 1000% braver than I because there's no way I would ever get in such a little vessel on the open water.
“Braver” isn’t the word. “Clueless” is more appropriate.
Is it brave or stupid
Nope its just plain STUPID!!!!!!
I don't feel sorry for any of these idiots if something were to happen to them its the freaking ocean why on earth would one use a kayak 🤦🏽♀️
Oh and if you want a suspenseful gator movie ROGUE is a good one 👍🏽
Graveyard shift?
They say don't splash..but I'd want to get the hell out of there.
Who says that?! Idiots?!!!!!
Coconut ScienceGirl92 sharks can sense the splashes.
if he already knows your there ...ceasing to splash after that is pretty much POINTLESS
I swam so fucking fast when I saw what looked like a shark fin but I think it was a jet ski w/ 2 people on it but because my goggles were fogging hard I couldn't tell. I swam so fast back to shore that someone thought I was a seal.
Rere West
“Sharks are like dogs, they only bite when you touch their private parts.” -Ula (Rob Schneider)
Why people still kayak in the ocean known to have sharks is beyond me. 🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Because some peple arent pussies and dont let fear dictate their lifes.
The dislikes are shark's who want to eat Humans
I'll bet you never sell your lucky shark paddle!
You bet...after years of use will be added to the wall for display.
I love how the shark trolled him by switching sides! 🦈
I've been there. Cool Video
Godspeed,
Capt Ben
Chew On This hunter x hunter reference
Yup, grew up in St. Aug. ... was a great place to live!
Isn’t the Godspeed from Alaska or am I wrong?
Wdym godspeed? Wha happened to him?
I don't know why he got so nervous, after all, he was wearing a life-saving vest🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
lol what would that do for him, that’s not gonna prevent a shark from potentially attacking you? He got nervous cuz if he fell in hes fucked. Shark was already attacking the kayak. Tbh he couldve just fought off the shark with the paddle by jabbing it in the snout
This is a joke right?
BBN Network Its a joke fam... it just flew over your head lol
@@BBNNetwork9 If it cannot save me from a shark attack then the people who advertise those vests as life-saving ones are fucking liars and should get sued.
Paddle safely?! 😂😂😂😂
Got yourself a heel biter there. He thought you were taking to long to get to shore and wanted to up your cardio workout.
"Row row row your what the f#%*!"
wow imagine if that wave had knocked you over??? This was INTENSE man, glad you're okay!!!
If sharks were smart they’d just jump over the kayak and bite peoples heads off
Give it time, they might just figure that out.!
Don't give them ideas XD
If I was a shark, I'd do that.
in kayaks your strapped in so if it tips your heads dangling under the water
Thats why killer whales are dangerous
If you are still ocean kayaking after this, consider painting the paddles a lighter color. From below those black paddles must look like a seal swimming.
I still remember a show on Bullsharks saying your greatest chance of getting attacked by a bullshark are were the rivers meet the ocean or inlets. I guess they maybe right.
yep great spot for Bulls, dirty water.👍
Lots if fish coming down the rivers I guess, or trying to swim up them.
Johan Öhgren That’s it. Dead animals being washed out to sea too that have fell in like cattle etc
Yep...that was a bull shark
Why would this guy Kayak there? It's like me going jogging in the hood!
Yep, been there man.
4m Great White, 2ft off the left side of my kayak. Swam slowly up next to me from behind, it's dorsal almost completely out of the water was nearly as high as my shoulder. I could have reached out and grabbed it. That was one big shark, and I got a good look at it as it kinda just hung out next to me for a couple seconds. Very remote location about 2 day paddle from mainland. One of the best memories I have...I'm glad to be around to have it ;)
Jon, were you really a 2 day paddle from mainland? Does that mean you were right in the middle of the ocean on a kayak, 2 days from land?
I was paddling off the coast of Ceduna, Australia. There is an Island group there. We encountered the shark when paddling from one island (Goat Island) to another island (St. Peter Island).
Oh nice, I'm from Australia too! I bet that was scary, how far were you from a shoreline?
We were about 30 minutes paddling off Goat Island back toward St. Peter. The funny thing is that a few of us were thinking about taking a swim.We decided to paddle ahead of the group and then practice rolls (none of us could even do a roll at the time). It was a beautiful day so a little swim seemed like a good idea. The shark showed up about a minute before we were gonna stop. The thought of that still creeps me out to this day, lol.
Jon Richard keep it up and that memory will be the last thing you do.... Just FYI you’re still alive as the sharks begin eating you.
I live in flagler beach and grew up surfing here...I was out at marine land back in the day and saw jaws... a huge shark couldnt tell what kind but the dorsal fine was gigantic. very sharky there
Imagine he hadn't been holding onto the paddle hard enough and the shark had grabbed it out of his hands. He'd have to start paddling with his hands to get home.
I always carry a second paddle(or oar) if I'm on the water and I only fish open lakes and kayak rivers in mine, no ocean. Usually I tie it down to the boat somewhere in the event that I flip over, there is still a paddle with my boat. This video just reinforces that it is a good idea haha.
I love how insulted you were like, “boy if you don’t quit” 😭
They like black paddles for some reason. Reminds them of a certain fish. Same things happens on the Gulf side of Florida...
Spot on, just like a game fishing lure
Especially with that scale pattern. I use that same pattern in a smaller size on my handmade lures.
That's what happens when you Kayak in an inlet where bait concentrates - sharks do too.
*Pictures shark in Kayak.
"We're gonna need a bigger boat" 🦈
Never leave home without your shark spray! 😂
Now that IS funny!
And the moral of the story is 😂
Damn imagine being him I would be so scared 😂
It is a small Bull Shark. He (or she) is doing exactly what they do where a river dumps into the ocean. Those inlets/outlets are the prime spots for feeding which will have them in aggression mode. I love the "WTF look" on his face after the first strike. Then when it hits again he takes off full speed...lol
@Mark Cianfarani not true, but okay.
I'm not sure it's a Bull, I was obviously expecting this from the location on the map and the location but on the freeze frame it looks like a juvenile Great White? They sometimes like to muck about in the surf.
Amazing job holding it through that wave. Guess being shark bait wasn't appealing huh!!!! Wow!!!
Nice sized bite radius!
He would’ve ruined your day!
Okay, I’ll say it...
“You’re gonna need a bigger boat!”
Well according to all the experts out there, you were in no danger. They say sharks dont want to bite people.
That shark was probably swimming around peacefully and got whacked by a paddle
You're working for CNN ain't you!
Handled like a pro! My kayak skills woulda made me fishfood.
Probably thought the black paddle was a seals fin or something
It's like dangling a rubber mouse in front of a kitten. I wonder how long that shark had been following behind the kayak completely unnoticed? Scary stuff.
Ha I’ve had similar encounters while paddle boarding at Fort George Inlet.
I was lucky enough to go the Bahamas back in 2006 and me and my girlfriend at the time went out on a kayak, there was a small tiger shark (well we thought it was) about 5-6 feet long and that stalked us for a couple of mins.. had it been a bit bigger I think it would of gone for the kayak. I don’t go in the water that often after that. It was a awful experience.
It demonstrates the importance of trying to keep your composure in critical situations.
I notice your look over the shoulder at 0:51, anticipating the wave coming, and appear to have the skill to ride it with ease. But a less experienced kayaker could've panicked and paddled away as fast as they can, got taken by surprise by the wave from behind, accidentally surfed and got forced sideways then flipped, and ended up in a far worse situation!
No, it demonstrates the importance of not going out into open ocean.
I got this recommendation after watching a guy kayaking in the swamp and an alligator rushed him and knocked him over.
@@Baffled-f9d me too lol. just watched that video.
It’s for moments like this that I have a RC WaterJet pump with me whenever I go kayaking. It’s a custom built dual 40mm waterjet built from RC parts with a small but high powered Lipo battery to give me a 10min burst of speed to get away from dangerous situations. It’s connected to my paddle with the sensitive electronics boxed in the middle of my paddle and closer to the bottom are dual water jets controlled by a throttle trigger next to the electronic box. I use the paddle normally most of the time but in rip tides/shark sightings or just lazy to paddle back to shore I use the water jets. I urge every kayaker to build one. It has saved me many times. The paddle acts as a rudder when I’m using the RC waterjets. It makes the paddle about 5lb heavier but I sometimes bring two paddles. One dual sided paddle and RC paddle is a single sided paddle. I call it my “OSP (Oh Shit Paddle). Custom built out of a 2” PVC pipe (batteries and electronics inside the pipe, fiberglass (jets and brushless motors blended together with the paddle) and RC boat parts.
Maintaining your composure in these times is tough. On top of that, the last wave that came sideways would have capsized the kayak for a novice... You're a brave man!
I love how we saw him think, "wait, was that...?" And then just "nope!"
Weird!!! You're in the ocean and come in contact with a shark.
You can see the genuine fear during this.
Hope he’s okay!!
He uploaded the video. He's okay
Yeah dude I thought it was fake fear during the encounter, thanks for pointing out that it was genuine.
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"Andou na prancha ... Cuidado tubarão vai te pegar!" - Bum, Tchaka.
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Ocean and wilderness makes us at the bottom of food chain and gets us eaten.
Glad you didn’t get killed.
Word on the streets: Still paddling
Lol, little guy was just testin ya.
Testing, tasting, all the same thing.
Little... thats a 6ft bull shark and he wasnt messing around
If it was a big one that paddle wouldn’t be in his hands....
colby silagy that wasn’t a bull shark let alone anything over 3 ft 😂
@@colbysilagy5072 it was either a spinner shark or a black tip
That Shark was being waay to aggressive for such big prey a bit unnerving
is that a bullshark? btw, please don't go out on the ocean in such a small little boat. there are animals out there that are twice the size of that raft that are more than willing to bite you. i can see in this video that your elbow is easily within range of a bite, and the boat itself is literally hollow so you could get bit in half by a large shark. just not worth the risk.
Looks like a juvenile bull shark.
They are known to be very aggressive and they have blunt noses.
If you review the stop motion footage you can see how the dorsal fin is close to the head. That means it is a small shark. The blunt noses indicates a bull shark. The fact that it came back again shows its aggression towards you.
Imagine how friends and family wouldn't have believed you if it weren't for the camera
Amazing how accurate the shark was at hitting the paddle in that low visibility water. Bull shark, juvenile white? Cant be sure. Crazy footage.
It was definitely a small one, but it wasn't a white shark. Maybe a bull shark, but I'm not sure either.
Looks like a sandbar shark or small bull shark I think. Either way it liked the look of that paddle 😂
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I’ll see you when this videos gets recommended again in 3 years
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Who gets in a kayak in water where sharks are.. 🤦🏻♂️
Why do people swim in the ocean where sharks are? Because it’s fun and shark attacks are rarer than we think. Live a little.
Pretty sure the shark wasn't going after him just had the misfortune of getting hit twice by the paddle
lol pensei q ia da merda naquela onda
Thanks. I like how you put up the map at the beginning. I've been researching shark encounters & locations lately, that's why. So far I think the east coast of Fla. has the most in the states. I would have guessed Cali.
if I had a dollar for every anxious kayaker-paddling-for-the-beach-because-of-a-shark video I’ve seen. To a shark, a kayak isn’t a boat. It’s more like a Man Rangoon. Or a pregnant seal, with those black paddles hitting the water like flippers..I don’t know how kayak salesman sleep at night. Maybe they do it because they owe a loan shark.
The person who sells it has nothing to do with what the customer does with it... im sure he sleeps peacefully
Thank god you’re skilled and carry good equipment
Respect to the brave people who risk and sometimes lose their lives so we can watch shark attack videos on youtube!🙏🙏
Me and my friend visited California back in 2016. We took kayaks out for about a half an hour paddle one way along the coast. When we were pretty far out, he said... ‘holy shit I just saw a big shark, no joke, get our boats together’... naturally being British I freaked out and did as he said. The arsehole then proceeded to flip my kayak making me fall out and he simply burst out laughing. I don’t think I have ever fallen in water and gotten out so quick in my life 🤣
Are y'all still friends? Lol
sounds like a great guy
That's ghey and r3t@rd3d hope your friend gets eaten alive by some great white
What a jerk! F him!
Well great whites are in that are a lot. So you’re in luck lol.
O that's just Jimmy he wants to play. Keep it up 🤣👌🤘
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Tazer paddle you heard it here first!
Roi No no.. let Mr. Genius here find that out the hard way lol
“Baby shark da,da,da,da,da,da…”
Lol
I was knew someone would comment that. Not disappointed :)
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That’s exactly where I’d imagine sharks to be lol
That’s a super nice lightweight carbon paddle, and it would appear it’s a good shark lure also. Great video