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Six friends went to a fishing tournament looking to catch some grouper. They caught an 844-pound shark instead.

The fight by Adlee Bruner and friends to pull the 11-foot mako shark onto the boat from the Gulf of Mexico took more than an hour on Saturday. But when they made it back to land, it was a record for the decades-old Destin Fishing Rodeo.

"It was tense," Bruner, 47, said about the fight to land the shark, which has a mouthful of huge, fearsome teeth. "I've fished for 40 years. I've never see one that big."

Bruner and his fishing buddies were on a 52-foot charter boat with Capt. Robert Hill, about 70 miles southwest of this beach city in the Florida Panhandle.

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so sad

That is a big animal!

poor sharky sharks are becoming extinct you know =/

No they aren't. Good grief...did AlGore tell you that?!

There is nothing sad about catching and killing and mounting a huge shark.

There is nothing sad about catching and killing and eating a cow.

There is nothing sad about hunting deer, or any other animal and eating it.

The sad thing is that if that huge shark had killed some human at the beach...you very same people would be saying how it was the humans fault for invading his space to begin with....

...now that is sad!

(joc said-"No they aren't. Good grief...did AlGore tell you that?!")




lol lol... rofl-