Great White Tests Kayak Anglers' Nerves - Jukin Media Verified (Original)

[@neverthat8654]

The best way to deal with shark situations such as this is to press pause, breath and skip to the next video.

[@dionnedunsmore9996]

🤣👊😁lmao

[@justmekath]

Lol.. I needed that laugh! Thanks.

[@elgranpichiricky]

Clever

[@CosmicGlue]

U sir, r a genius

[@Shompette]

You made me laugh sooo hard just now. That was hilarious!

[@twfh]

If your wondering why there's no volume, both these guys are screaming like little girls at the moment.

[@janky3989]

Joepublic 😂😂

[@kommandoiv7967]

Really?!? No wonder! LMFAO!!!!

[@grillo7196]

Too funny , but understandable

[@patrickswayze2596]

Joepublic thank you for answering my question. I thought my phone was playing up

[@kike2453]

Lmfao

[@dsr20631]

I bought myself a kayak recently and then started watching youtube videos on shark encounters. A waste of fuckin money that kayak was. I think I'll turn it upside down and use it for a shelf.

[@SNIPERsam15]

+dsr20631 Sharks are in the water, and danger is all around us. Just don't be a puss, you're more likely to die in a car crash, is your car a waste too?

[@PyroDexxRS]

Just don't go to South Africa haha

[@DamienOBrienJ]

+dsr20631 Same here just spent $1000AUD on a Kayak, was also looking at shark encounters, I too am thinking of calling it Quits before I get in one :D

[@dsr20631]

+Damien O'Brien lol Damien, watching these types of vids probably wasnt the best move huh... It makes ya nervous man.! I do actually take mine out (my comment above was a joke obviously) and not so long ago I had an inquisitive dolphin swimming alongside me but I have to admit when it first surfaced I totally wasn't expecting it and nearly shit my boardies! It turned out to be an awesome experience. Where I live however (south coast of WA) they tag a lot of big whites and monitor their movements.. its alarming how many there are and how often they frequent shallow water only a coupla hundred metres offshore so I'm half expecting a proper scare in the future.

[@DamienOBrienJ]

I'm still setting my gear up but when I get a chance to get it in the Water (hobart Tasmania) I really dont want to encounter any sharks, my anxiety would set off and I would end up throwing up, maybe after a year or so It would be ok.

[@aronasbutkevicius6572]

Ain’t no fun when the fish is trying to catch you

[@nautifella]

They call it _"Peopling."_

[@captainpotato6856]

@@nautifella 🤪🤪😝😝😝😂😂🤣🤣🤣😆😆😁😁😁👌👌👌🕺

[@d.b.4201]

@@nautifella EXACTLY!!!!!!! 😩😩🥺😩

[@livinglifeleona]

LOL

[@POKIEPPIE]

😄😁😆😅🤣🤣😂😬🥴😲🥺😆🤣🤣🤣😅

[@zeroceiling]

“Cayaking in the waters off South Africa is like taking a bicycle through the Serengeti” ...saw this on another post...and fully agree...

[@mickeyprince7727]

i watched a documentary where a guy broke down in the serengeti and walked back to camp.no gun or any weapon,just his camera...

[@JohnsFishTales]

Best place to see a Great White is from my computer screen.

[@deanbritz5867]

Lol so true!

[@matheusbarbosa700]

I agreed so bad

[@fromn.y.top.r.5889]

John's Fish Tales same here!

[@supratoyodah6330]

Tru dat

[@MissD1973]

John's Fish Tales or a shark cage lol

[@Kjt9653]

I had a shark bump my kayak on the Georgia coast and I paddled back to the dock like a goddammed Olympic hopeful. Props for staying put.

[@ocb885]

If u start splashing they attack right?

[@Kjt9653]

@@ocb885 I wasn't chancing it lol. The first bump... remain calm, prolly nothing, slow roll to the dock. 2nd? FUCKTHISSHITIMOUT

[@ocb885]

@@Kjt9653 trust me. Im not playing with no shark.

[@gmarounf7472]

I'd imagine the shark would be more incline to leave you alone the more you engage and interact with it. This shark was very curious... possibly hungry... maybe looking to determine whether the kayak was prey or not. Swimming towards the shark is the opposite of what prey does...

[@TheMattJacks]

Guys, in a situation like this, it wouldnt matter if the shark was 8 feet or 16 feet. If it wants to take you in, it can. A 6 footer can take off an arm or a leg. Cheers for the composure. That is what saved your lives. Id have had an instant heart attack, as your scenario is basically my very worst nightmare. Im obsessed with sharks, but shark week will do.

[@justforkicks6755]

Charles Furer That is so interesting. I don't scuba dive, but I used to love the ocean, and snorkeling. I've heard divers talking about "sharky" feelings. One time, I was snorkeling off a platform in cozumel, that the locals had told me about, about 40 yards off shore. Underneath, the platform, about 20 feet deep was a sunken boat. I left my girlfriend, on shore and proceeded to swim out. I begin to dive near this platform, and I swear, I had that "Sharky" feeling, like something was watching/hunting me. Every inch of my body was screaming danger, danger. It was overwhelming, and strange because I was an ocean lover since I could walk. I had never felt like that before. I swam back to the platform as fast as I could, and climbed on it. I sat on it for a few, trying to figure out why I was so panicked, but decided not too swim to shore. I started yelling at my girlfriend to get help, someone came out with a wave runner. He gets there, and low and behold...there's a bunch of thrashing right in front of me, before he pulls up, and then, there it was, probably 8 or 9 feet and stocky. A huge bull shark.

[@matthew8205]

Justforkicks there is a sunken plane about 20 yards past that or maybe we are talking about the same place. I remember eating at this cool mexican restaurant then scuba diving right off the coast by the cruise ship. I didn't see any sharks, but there were massive gar fish. That's insane, I was diving and swimming all day. I felt the same eerie feeling when trying to dive to plane (it was too deep) but I ignored it. Good thing you didn't!

[@matthew8205]

Justforkicks senor frogs was the place I was eating at. We were most likely in the same area.

[@Lazarenko93]

Justforkicks always trust your guts!

[@liveandletlive7152]

It wasn't their worst nightmare if they went fishing on a kayak in the waters of the great whites. Pure idiocy. That shark was just curious and not hugry. It could have taken them one time.

[@fgfg633]

I'm more shocked at the proper placement of the apostrophe in the plural possessive. That's rarer than a great white sighting.

[@GIG.143]

🤣

[@fgfg633]

@Marcus Taylor I know. That's just indicative of how dumbed-down we've become--very sad indeed.

[@davidtrevino5211]

LMAO..

[@StarRider253]

Proper grammar is dying

[@ZAGGNUT1]

@@StarRider253 If yo ca rea thi tha yo don nee glasse

[@hannibalbarca4140]

"Hey, im gonna go out in a single kayak into the waters off south africa and dangle bait in the water. What could possibly go wrong??"

[@MauriceTarantulas]

At least the world will be a wanker/s less.

[@MauriceTarantulas]

Sry bit harsh i like the name

[@tcr333]

The shark is more interested in the bigger meal above water.

[@trinitylace1101]

I see nothing wrong with it maybe you’ll meet a great white he might really want to be your friend

[@JoshuaAvery-gp5dm]

Hahahahah

[@treyparker998]

Im not an expert but I've watched enough cartoons to know that a shark circling you a bad sign

[@zzz7zzz9]

if it had any desire at all to eat them, then they'd be dead. it had no intention to harm them, simple curiosity. it may have been itchy and wanted a scratch, and these guys rudely ignored it's friendly gestures.

[@shitloveaduck]

breathe and squeeze - that shark would be like a teenager based on it’s size. They are very curious at that age. More importantly; They also get acne and develop complexes. Like you said, he just wanted a scratch and a few zits popped!

[@lisaenglert3202]

😂

[@filipe977]

I love how the term "curiosity" is used as if the shark were a child discovering life.

[@rifledepot6067]

@@filipe977it was deciding if they where food😊

[@Tarantula_Fangs]

Awe that's cute, the shark was playing with it's food.

[@storyteller6418]

Oh yea...

[@themadrapper101]

That sharks not messing around and it's way too interested

[@bryanprime3438]

Like a curious toddler

[@julianraiders1112]

cause they werent giving it a hit to warn it off it was coming closer and closer un-threatened.

[@unclefreddieDied]

@@julianraiders1112 exactly... those two are idiots... give the shark a poke!

[@Dashx64]

Nah youd be surprised how often sharks just want a back scratch from a boat bottom, or theyre just curious unless you fall in near a bull shark that is. chomped

[@MeownoldJTrump]

The shark was obviously a paid actor.

[@klarckzavitoski7982]

I agree

[@andrewmoe1192]

Hey he had more screen time than jaws!

[@samgzag11]

That moment when you realise you're in Jaws 4

[@slight7596]

Jaws 4 was in the Bahamas lol

[@jarredah]

samgzag11 Jaws 5 you mean

[@jimmartin3849]

**Jaws 5

[@razorburns8651]

I've had a couple greats surprise me in the murky Santa Cruz surf,first one was about eight feet I kept on surfing,but just recently had a 16 footer cruise by my board,we got our legs out the water and stayed quiet as he circled us,needless to say I caught the next wave to shore,it was as an experience I will never forget.

[@JCKICKS213]

alejandro that’s crazy man

[@goldennightingale5791]

Dang lol

[@danepatterson8107]

"When you enter the ocean, you enter the food chain"

Bad ass 4x4 chevy van

[@yourdaddy6030]

You saw an 8 footer and decided to keep surfing?? An 8 ft. gws is still a juvenile and hasn't yet stepped up to eating seals and their ilk. But geez dude it can certainly kill a person very easily. A leg bite that severs the femoral artery and you'd exsanguinate before reaching the shore. Leaving behind any family and friends. And for what?? To catch a few more waves?? A spearfisherman barely offshore in Santa Barbara was bit on his swimfin by an 8 footer and got it recorded on his gopro. He was very lucky because as the shark was coming back for a second nibble he was able to jab it near it's eye with his spear gun. Shark wanted none of that and sped off. Idk dude be careful I guess.

[@TR5T]

You do realise Kayaks were invented by sharks.

[@Lincorn1]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@brendarobinson4174]

Lol

[@nuckchorris2703]

4:49am coronavirus quarantine and im crying bro 😂😂😂

[@chaseparker3216]

Nuck Chorris i feel you

[@hollycline2427]

Hell yeah lmao

[@ZelfgenezingbyMarijn]

The longer you watch the scarier it gets....

[@KimFusedFPV]

OK so at the time frightening but what a fantastic encounter. Beautiful fish, super curious and just trying to size up the situation I guess. Smart that you put your kayaks together, probably how you kept him/her from taking a test bite.

[@knightshift8714]

🤔 Hmmm Wonder if the term and phrase "I think we're gonna need a bigger boat" ever come to mind?

[@brendacampbell7624]

Hartenbos...right next to seal island...and just round the corner from Mossel Bay. One of the biggest centers of Great Whites and home of Great White Shark Africa. Last time I was there saw 4 Great Whites just sitting in the 2nd breaker off the beach. Beautiful footage and lucky everyone is okay.

[@Michael_Smith-Red_No.5]

The lack of sound makes it more terrifying.

[@josephsaeteurn9158]

lol i was waiting to hear the imfamous GWS theme song.

[@SJM6791]

I’m not going fishing in a kayak anywhere that I even have a 1% chance of running into a Great White.

[@dalethebelldiver7740]

Saint Michael any predator at sea or forests are a threat. They had a weapon and the one thing about a good predator; they are very wise when it comes to what to eat and what to simply observe. A bull shark or Tiger shark will attack and test bite and see what it comes up with.

[@hemp_tation2852]

EXACTLY! LOL, SAME, WAT GETS ME IS THEY KAYAK FISH SOOOO FARRR FROM THE SHORE!

[@anns1921]

I'm taking it one step further. I'm not going fishing in a kayak EVER!! lol

[@RHFarms]

meh i fish inshore and i see sharks daily in the 4-7ft range. they dont mess with you unless your dragging your catches on a stringer which is dumb. but even then they will only go for the fish not you. but i would NEVER EVER be in waters where great whites could be.

[@kocashima]

So not on the ocean

[@GeeWay73]

Some people look for the most inventive ways to Die!

[@SD-li9g]

Lets be clear here i thinkyou mean white people

[@anns1921]

@@SD-li9g I think you might be right. I am white but I never see anyone else doing this stuff. lol

[@e30kitty]

@@anns1921 The only stupid thing the do is, fishing from that kayak... If you walk threw the saharah desert with a few pounds of meat on your back, wait for the lion's to come closer. Allmost every single land predator is more dangerous to us than sharks. If a shark attacks you, you can be sure it was your misstake. Elephants kill more people than all sharks together.

[@anns1921]

@@e30kitty Agreed! I love sharks but I sure don't want to be eaten by one.

[@bossfan49]

@@e30kitty There are no lions in the Sahara Desert.

[@ptbaines]

wow, that was intense. about 30 years ago, two kayakers went out into one of the SF bays. they were never found, but one kayak floated back to shore with a large bite out of it.

[@reservoirfrogs2177]

Do you ever evidence of that or did you jist hear that from someone?

[@johnkoepke4807]

@@reservoirfrogs2177 google it. It happened in 1989.

[@eddies8674]

@@reservoirfrogs2177 www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1989-01-31-mn-1229-story.html

[@joblo6394]

SoCal not SF

[@brianlam257]

@@eddies8674 Thanks for the story link

[@paulc7400]

I dont get how people kayak fish in south africa. isnt it the great white shark capital of the world?

[@A_Nadz]

Paul C nah Australia is.

[@lionelhutz5137]

Queensland is

[@RennersPT-C]

Paul C Im Australian. I believe its SA still.

[@Wally17.]

Australia, California, and Hawaii are home to the Great White shark, and you can add in the Tiger Shark for Hawaii although it may be in the other places as well. Basically, all of the world's best surfing spots are the most deadly shark infested waters.

[@Poundingsand]

Probably BECAUSE it has the most surfers! haha

[@MIMMassi]

Great work staying calm in such a situation. And thank you for sharing this experience.

[@o.429]

How you kill your pray by a heart attack...

[@IDVDalot]

and just when I have gotten over my PTSD adn fear of the ocean after watching Jaws back in 1979...

[@Lucas-td7jc]

Great video dude. You did a great job keeping calm cuz once you freak out it’s pretty much game over. Kudos to both of you 👏🏻

[@playinragz]

It’s a matter of time before a kayak comes back with nobody on it.

[@epickadmos6617]

It happens already, I remember 2 cases an old one in US where a man and women training for triathlon never returned alive. The femsle’s body was found but the male was never retrieved. One more recent was in Reunion island where a 70’s old kayak man was eaten by a shark. His hand was found in a shark belly.

[@tictoc5443]

Or half a kayak

[@howlingmoon.4033]

But the shark!!!!!!grinning....

[@reverendkrv]

What's the problem? You went looking for fish, You found one ;)

[@adriaanneelis6460]

reverendkrv Lol

[@Gwauna]

😁

[@stevehenrichs5091]

yeah! and anyone will tell you its a man eater a big one! quote : jaws

[@MAVA1686]

Lol

[@mickcarson8504]

Ha ha ha! 🤣

[@willwhite007]

that kayak would have been a white and brown if I was sitting on it

[@GenXer1979]

That white was well behaved very curious spirit too. I don’t understand why anyone would kayak in the ocean 😬

[@wallacelux]

Or surf??

[@scottywilliams1061]

Ha ha well behaved until it has a mouthful of human for lunch. Hungry and curious, probably alot more hungry than curious. That could have easily been 1 guy loses a friend the other guy apologizes to friends family for having the bright idea to kayak those waters. It was also a juvenile..

[@elmiguel6725]

I totally agree Princess, an aggressive shark can knock a kayak over and it's goodbye!! Kayaks are made for a bay or a lake etc. And even then depending where you are I saw a kayaker get knocked in by a gator, fortunately, the guy was able to climb back in.

[@anticarnate730]

@@scottywilliams1061 Great Whites don’t eat humans they get curious and use their mouth to identify what is what most likely it would’ve let go and get to shore asap worst could happen is drowning if it took a leg.

[@sub3by08]

I think I would have applied some misdirection with that paddle or handle end of the gaff.

[@hobnobhead4043]

"Hope we find some big ones when we go fishing today" *jaws* *music* *plays*

[@sadspacememe]

Wait why do I hear boss music? 🤔

[@melancholy5329]

No audio? Sad, I wanted to here what you and the shark were talking about..

[@mahtoe]

Hear not here

[@44landin]

😂

[@Love-sr3nk]

BADASS! I LOVE SHARKS! I'm glad both of you are ok. Thank you for sharing this amazing experience with the world!

[@usoohot]

Great whites have a super intimidating presence. I remember seeing one circle a little kayak. It was so scary....i had to stop watching the vid.

[@thomasnoonan2184]

Pure intimidation technique by the shark. Knew what he was doing, I bet it was chuckling itself. I love how Great Whites always look like they’re pulling a toothy grin, right up til they bite. What a beauty of a fish!

[@jackdickey6015]

Just being curious is all that shark could have flipped over kayaks if it really wanted to my guess is it was searching for a free handout

[@laurentiudinca9606]

You're gonna need a bigger boat.

[@Xx1tyler21xX]

I knew somebody had to have already said that.

[@nigcrusher3322]

i would've swam with it

[@jeffk464]

You mean you would have swam into its mouth.

[@Ivan-01]

Kayak fishing in South Africa is not a good idea

[@ЖоржМилославский-о3с]

Полностью согласен...

[@fobskate11]

The shark could've just been scouting you. And you never know 5 minutes later after it disappears, it does a breach from the deep water. You. Never. Know

[@jimmyj5035]

there's No Sound so we Can't hear the high pitched Screams and Whimpering like the cute blonde in the boat in JAWS 2 screaming SHARK!

[@drdellaman]

These sharks have attacked kayaks on many occasions. These guys were fotunate. I will pass on this kind of adventure.

[@sonnycorleone171]

drdellaman, Hello. I am with you and will also pass on this Adventure. Indeed The White shark has tipped over kayaks many a time.The Great White is far toooo close for comfort. With their only protection the plastic kayaks they are on. NO THANK's !

[@jacobwiley3215]

Well done putting the kayaks together for stability and larger size.

[@lxathu]

"Sooner or later you'll make a mistake. And I'll be there..."

[@mr.a1savinglives654]

you will never catch me in the ocean

[@MrTigerlore]

Very smart of the kayakers to hold together like that. Otherwise, the shark really may have gone for a bite.

[@josephsaeteurn9158]

And you know this for a fact??

[@yannophysique3332]

+Joseph Saeteurn why are you arguing with everyone

[@josephsaeteurn9158]

James RL i want to make sure cause I do a lot of kayaking.

[@redavis6581]

Wrong ;)

[@mypets1017]

That's what I was thinking 😬

[@joeymann9476]

Kayak fishing is one of my favorite types of fishing. Many, many experiences with sharks. Fascinating!!

[@gregwilliams4380]

Yeah, I don't think I would ever take my kayak back in the ocean. I would have shit myself. LOL. That's spooky for real. He was seriously looking for a meal!

[@cwilson7458]

No he wasn't. Great whites attack with speed and stealth, not calmly swimming around, it was just curious.

[@CGS夔SHADOW]

No sound..I’m guessing he didn’t want us to hear him pooing his pants

[@nickrose5872]

Best commercial for a Great White shark top-water plug I've ever seen!😆🎤⬇️

[@andrewmoe1192]

Thats a fucking mans response!

[@all4him327]

That's a little too curious you should have popped him on the snout with that gaff pole. Your lucky he didn't decide to lay across your lap. He was thinking about it.

[@gomigman5936]

Agreed. I would've let him hang around maybe half that long, if that, then let him know it's time to GTFOH.

[@twoseriousdogs6762]

That would've just got the shark aroused and had his adrenaline pumping, possibly causing the shark to attack the kayak. Sharks, let alone great whites don't just scare that easy.

[@shitloveaduck]

Two Serious Dogs - they are not vengeful either. Hit on the snout most likely will turn the shark. But then, no 2 animals are alike in their actions. I learned that the hard way with a grizzly bear.

[@tashalysepulveda6050]

I would be terrified yet amaized its a very incredible thing id take that moment in for like 20s then im paddling to shore and oh god would i considering poking him to make him back away

[@toothspic2]

@@shitloveaduck stop calling your wife a grizzly bear!

[@hollyboring6305]

wow. I would of been scared to death. these guys stayed pretty calm.

[@kirkdavis3692]

He sure hung around enough! I'd be found in my boat days later having died of a heart attack!

[@beverlybalius9303]

That shark can breach out of that water as well as turn the kayak over

[@thenumber1Doc]

Jesus, terrifying video. Makes me think of that line in the movie Jaws: “I think you need a bigger boat”

[@Maya-ke1cs]

so how does it feel to be the hunted ??

[@icas80]

When the natural order of things upsets you...lirl

[@stevehenrichs5091]

you are so right

[@tingispingis]

Except it wasn't hunting

[@mickcarson8504]

LOL. Sharks aren't that stupid. They're like Seagulls, they only need to see an angler catching fish and they immediately swoop by. Sharks are the same. They know you're catching fish so they hang around for a while then they go. If a shark kill an angler catching fish, they know they will miss the meal, if you get what I mean.

[@sirtinley-knot2944]

uh oh triggered vegan! 😂

[@whome6878]

Dangle a foot over the side. That way, you could change your name to Hop-a-long. Win, win.

[@GIG.143]

The way they feel right now is the way the fish feel when you're reeling them up!😥🤔

[@sgbawg0]

Audio is half the experience. Sad I can't hear anything.

[@wallacelux]

I used to surf all the time in outback South Australia, when I was younger seen a few smaller sharks, but still it never bothered then, but never seen anything like these guys.. Crazy..

[@noway6489533]

Amazing animal. You’re in their domain so you’re asking for trouble really.

[@dustinmorrison147]

He should have pushed his buddy in the water as a distraction and paddled for shore. 😎

[@nalagrz5773]

Dustin Morrison hahahaha

[@brettoberry3586]

I'm NEVER going fishing with you... LOL

[@michaelfreeze1791]

You dont have to out paddle the great white you only have to out paddle your fishin buddy!!!

[@lxathu]

"Just tire out the fish while I'm bringing a bigger scale! We'll share the trophy when we're done."

[@bensims7501]

Dustin Morrison ha ha

[@velveetaslingshot]

LMAO!!! I was watching this and The Office was playing on my tv and Michael and Dwight were singing the Jaws theme.

[@nigcrusher3322]

bullshit

[@Bonniemish]

This shark was a confused extra in Shark Week.

[@001GenLee]

A magnificent creature indeed.

[@MarioLamRedRebel]

Thats the risk you take when you are in thier waters. So.......life with it and respect them.

[@DarthMahlgus]

Pucker factor 9.9

[@sirtinley-knot2944]

I think "fatal intestinal maelstrom" would be more accurate

[@DGinNC]

Oh you guys are so mean, he just wanted to hang out and go for a swim with you guys; and you stayed on the boat like a bunch of party poopers.

[@tomtalker2000]

And the thing is any anytime this shark could EASILY tip that kayak over if it really wanted to. And their is NOTHING they could do about it.

[@joelandobutterfield7160]

I really don't get kayaking in the ocean a river or a lake okay but the freaking ocean.

[@youtubepro9201]

Kayaking in some lakes and rivers have crocodiles and alligators too

[@moonjg4418]

Werent kayaks built for the ocean?

[@skelitonking117]

MoonJG no, no they were not lmfao

[@s.c.7362]

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too close for comfort!!!!

[@djmcflurry4038]

Hooper: that’s a 20 footer Quint: 25 3 tons on him

[@cwilson7458]

more like 12 feet

[@psw4763]

How many chances does a circling shark have to give before human brains kick in and say I'm outta here. Really

[@DarthDimmadome]

Only thing separating them from the shark is some fiberglass xD

[@d.mcelhaney1425]

I've heard sharks can smell a drop of blood in the water from a mile away. How far away can they detect when you completely shit your bowels?

[@Jase583]

Do yourselves a big flavour. Bugger off those toys and buy a real boat. Because this shit could have gone south very quickly.

[@Love-sr3nk]

WOW! Thank you for sharing this with the world! Great White Sharks are incredible. I've loved them since I was a kid. Thank you for showing it the respect it deserves. Afterall, you are in their domain. 1♡

[@beargrylls235]

You appear quite confident, this apex does not want to perform the easy task to help you deboard your tiny vehicle. Kudos!

[@bonochibear7895]

I like how the one kayaker kept his hook pointed at the shark at all times like a dinner fork 😂

[@lindsaydeclute714]

I’m having a damn heart attack over here watching this! Every time that fin came up I literally had goosebumps and was ready to scream like I was being attacked! My god! And the ending where the shark starts to get a little splash happy, ummmmmm hell no!

[@9877stevewells]

Maybe it was waiting for you guys to reel something up in which case lunch.

[@rsuriyop]

Why would anyone even consider taking their small little kayaks off to the ocean where a.) HUGE fish/sharks can easily tip them over or b.) small waves or wakes caused by larger boats can easily tip them over?

[@strana1508]

I would freeeeak out and die from heartattack.

[@mrs.dinahsaur7195]

I love love love the way the fin just POPS out! This isnt. Click bait

[@brandonsaglin4316]

Perfect video don't say shit. Let the video speak for itself.

[@bigblue7091]

Fishing on a Toothpick ". . . 🍽

[@MattyMcCritic]

I think it was waiting for you to catch something so it could steal it from you. It might have made a habit of relating small boats to food. . . I probably wouldnt want to use a kayak in the ocean for that reason.

[@JB-sh9nf]

You really seem to know what you're talking about

[@50NNY07]

Wow, I’m just amazed your kayaks were able to support the weight of your huge balls.

[@markaldersey2663]

I’d love to know what he was thinking about doing with the hook 🤔😂🤣 because that would only piss it off 🤯

[@426blackheart]

part of me would of wanted to reach and touch it as it pass but the other part of me probably would of pissing on myself. not sure which would of came first.

[@moto__shark]

Why no volume?

[@Spotacus1]

Solo Rider He probably got tired of trying to bleep all the words they were yelling out of fear and decided to just take all the sound away.lol thats what i would have done anyways.

[@MystoRobot]

Probably too much swearing

[@03hobie]

Didn't want us hearing them shitting their pants

[@unclejohn4528]

He probably didn’t want anyone to hear him shitting his pants...

[@MrA71717]

Screaming like a little bitch is bad for bro creds

[@susiearviso3032]

Now that's just plain torture. I always wondered about what could happen to people in Kayaks in the ocean. Now I know. No thank you. Not interested in the ocean. I was a swimmer as a kid and when I was about 15, I swam out to the deep ocean and would just tread water endlessly, enjoying the serenity. But one day I felt something big bump my leg. I didn't know about the habits of sharks yet. And maybe that was a good thing, because I didn't panic.

[@susiearviso3032]

Wasn't aware of the habits of sharks. How they operate. I knew of sharks, but never really had any input about them at that point. "lol"

[@Wally17.]

Had a close call with one bumping my leg once. It was the biggest "Oh sh*t!" moment of my life.

[@blackhat5617]

Wally17 - Did you see the shark? What kind of shark was it?

[@diogosimoesrj1]

Susie Arviso maybe was just a regular fish or a turtle

[@entreptiles]

McLarenHonda I can't stand people like you. Endlessly trying to make fun of someone's intelligence. I watched shark week all of my childhood life and still didn't know until recently thru KZbin that sharks test bump things to get a sense of what it is. Get a life dude. Smh.

[@ericgori6051]

That would be EXTREMELY nervewracking!!😳

[@ejwatcher5643]

He was getting really frisky and i would have been screaming too. I definitely would have been pedaling like i was possessed to get back to the beach. You guys are brave.

[@summerholliday44]

i was gonna get a kayak for christmas but now..............................................??

[@bradfallin2698]

Easy, stay in freshwater.......north of Florida.

[@andrewmoe1192]

I hope you still did

[@BonuxCouleur]

Seems like a young one investigating.

[@thomasneal9291]

yup. used to see this all the time when we were tagging them near Santa Cruz, CA. they will spy hop to get a good look at you as well, which is freaky as hell if you aren't ready for it.

[@skixd88]

Thomas Neal What does spy hop mean ?

[@FREEDOM14U]

Bring their head out of water so they can see you better. Orcas will actually go vertical with their heads bouncing out of the water to see seals on the ice flats, and communicate back to the pod on how to attack it with a wave.

[@skixd88]

FREEDOM14U Thanks bro that's Creepy as hell lol

[@Fake.plastic.guy.]

It was a 4m (12 ft) baby shark then, but it was curious and investigating trying to figure out what they were. Problem is, they use their jaws to "investigate" quite often. If it takes a test bite and spits the chunk of boat out, the boat is still missing a chunk. I have been told the best thing is to be quiet and still in hopes that it just leaves, making noise and splashing will alert it that you are indeed a living thing and may trigger an attack. But my testicles are not nearly big enough to actually do that and I would probably freak out big time. Oh well, gotta go sometime and fishing is fun if a bit risky.

[@tribequest9]

Kayak angler testing you tubers nerves by never hitting the shark.