Bull Sharks at Bobbin Head

[@outbackgearforu]

Used to get them as far up as Crosslands on Berowra creek,I know because I nearly landed on one jumping out of a tree there back in the late 70s ,I think the water was more saline back then and also less silting ,so the sharks could get further upstream

[@matthewkangaroo1]

i was fishing once at bobbin head and i caught a small snapper, then out of the blue something took an big chunk out of it, and when i reeled it in, there was only the head left. i never knew there were sharks there.

[@ddeaae]

It's like " Giant Gators" at Lake Placid. Bull sharks go up fresh water streams to have their pups and keep them safe from other lg fish/ sharks.

[@ji6050]

"Bull Shark Farm". Unbelievable.

[@bicanoo_magic3452]

My kids and I used to swim at the back of the boat in that same place. We used to sit in the life rings and just float about. Never saw anything like that there. But we did see a 4-5M Bull swim around the boat near America's Bay a few years ago!!! LOL

[@Summer-ss8kj]

I always swim in there I saw a shark when I wasn't in the water but still keept swimming maybe I'll stop now seeing all the comments

[@katewilson9810]

my and I saw a shark eat a duck at Bobbib Head. Bull Sharksvr common there. Do no swim at Bobbib Head. I see many families swimming. There r Bull Sharks.

[@itstime1903]

Where is bobbin head?

[@TheShodan92]

There's this new thing out, it's called "Google".

[@deanasouza3075]

@zen why so rude? U didn't have to answer the question but what made u take time out ur day to type and purposely be ignorant. They asked a simple question. Why don't use this thing called "Google" and look up how to not be an a**.

[@LeatherCladVegan]

It's North of a suburb called Turrumurra, in Sydney's North Shore.

[@alanm8026]

@@TheShodan92 how do I find Google?