Joshua Jorgensen received word that “the sharks were going crazy,” so he did what any producer of a popular online fishing show would do—he ran to the beach with his drone and started recording video. Jorgensen, the originator of the BlacktipH Fishing show based in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, quickly found a huge school of fish. “As I flew my drone closer to the school I noticed these were huge bluefish,” Jorgensen said in the video. “This is not usual in Florida. Typically our bluefish are very small. These are northern-sized bluefish, 10-pound-plus fish—huge for Florida.” And the blacktip sharks were having a field day, enjoying a buffet of big bluefish:
“Once a blacktip grabbed a bluefish, all the surrounding sharks charged in and tried to get a piece,” Jorgensen said. “It was literally a ball of sharks. Every minute that went by there were several dozens more blacks showing up feeding on the bluefish. “Within 30 minutes there were hundreds and hundreds of blacktips feeding on the bluefish. The bluefish were forced to break away from their position and literally fled as fast as they could away from the sharks.” Read more about blacktip sharks on GrindTV Blacktip sharks go crazy in Florida surf; video Passion of Donald Trump Jr. is put on full display as he fights shark; video 10,000 blacktip sharks spotted just yards from shore in Florida; video
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Joshua Jorgensen received word that “the sharks were going crazy,” so he did what any producer of a popular online fishing show would do—he ran to the beach with his drone and started recording video.
Jorgensen, the originator of the BlacktipH Fishing show based in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, quickly found a huge school of fish.
“As I flew my drone closer to the school I noticed these were huge bluefish,” Jorgensen said in the video. “This is not usual in Florida. Typically our bluefish are very small. These are northern-sized bluefish, 10-pound-plus fish—huge for Florida.”
And the blacktip sharks were having a field day, enjoying a buffet of big bluefish:
“Once a blacktip grabbed a bluefish, all the surrounding sharks charged in and tried to get a piece,” Jorgensen said. “It was literally a ball of sharks. Every minute that went by there were several dozens more blacks showing up feeding on the bluefish.
“Within 30 minutes there were hundreds and hundreds of blacktips feeding on the bluefish. The bluefish were forced to break away from their position and literally fled as fast as they could away from the sharks.”
Read more about blacktip sharks on GrindTV
Blacktip sharks go crazy in Florida surf; video
Passion of Donald Trump Jr. is put on full display as he fights shark; video
10,000 blacktip sharks spotted just yards from shore in Florida; video
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