Ireland: Fisherwoman Reels in 15-foot Shark in 90 Minutes

[TomSea]

Fisherwoman Reels in 15-foot Shark in 90 Minutes
By Venus Upadhayaya, Epoch Times
May 16, 2019 Updated: May 16, 2019

In a rare feat, a 30-year-old fisherwoman in Ireland used a lightweight rod and line to reel in a massive 1,200-pound shark on May 12.

The 15-feet long giant was caught at a depth of more than 200 feet off the coast of Carrigaholt. It was so big that it couldn’t be brought on the boat. It was measured and released back into the ocean, reported the Irish Mirror.

Charlene Dillon was on an angling trip off the coast of Clare and according to her, it is the biggest fish caught by a lady in Europe.

Read more at: https://www.theepochtimes.com/fisherwoman-reels-in-15-foot-shark-in-90-minutes_2926479.html

I always think of sharks in warmer water but I think they say they are off New England from time to time.

[truth_seeker]

I always think of sharks in warmer water but I think they say they are off New England from time to time.

Northern Europe, is warmed by the warm Gulf current.


The Pacific Coast is cooled, by the cold Alaskan current.

Sharks both places.

[thackney]

I always think of sharks in warmer water but I think they say they are off New England from time to time.

Warmer is not the same as warm.

[Cyber Liberty]

Warmer is not the same as warm.

Must be global warming.