Most people who get attacked by sharks want nothing to do with them, but this guy decided to get a tattoo to commemorate the occasion!
And he’s not the only one who doesn’t hold a grudge. Several shark attack victims have been banning together to protect the very creature that attacked them. They aim to protect all sharks in US waters from finning. (more from the Chicago Tribune)
Thank you for not blaming the shark!! I love that tat and I love sharks..so sorry they stole your arm but love that you did something creative about it.
"The very next day I stuck gold and hooked into a nice little muskie. He couldn't believe it, but I knew there had to be bigger ones. The next time we visited the lake we came better prepared with bigger reels, heavier line, and bigger lures. It wasn't long before I had another beautiful muskie, this time caught on a Rapala Suspending Husky Jerk, a lure that despite its small size, has caught me several big fish. Jon also landed his first muskie on that trip, an incredible 47 inch giant that was fooled into attacking an Original Floating Rapala."
Since the first time I saw a barracuda I have spent hours chasing them. I have caught several small barracuda, but despite great efforts I have been unable to catch one that exceeds five feet in length. Big barracuda are few and far between on the island of Tortola, but in Anegada, located north east of Tortola, large cudas can often be seen while taking long walks on the beach. My girlfriend Gillian and I decided to spent four days in Anegada of Christmas this year in hopes of catching some barracuda.
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