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I don’t know which shark this is but you’ll find some kind of sharks basically in any waters. There are some that can live in partial fresh (brackish) water and some in basically every ocean, some even are somewhat warm-blooded as they can keep their body temperature a BI like Beer And Fishing And Maybe 3 People Vintage Shirt few degrees over the water temperature. But if you want the real hardcore cold-water shark you gotta give it to the Greenland sharks. Sharks really have some hardcore species. I live in Kodiak, guessing by the flasher you were trolling? Oh nah, if I suddenly had my rod dip and was fighting like you were either I have a MASSIVE King or somethings not right, I’d be damn surprised if I caught a Halibut with my bait, not on the bottom. But a damn Salmon Shark? Lmao, that’s nuts dude You were safe as in your mother’s bosom on that boat. Or did you get those Chief Brody vibes? “We’re gonna need a bigger boat.”

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But if the fish is gigantic it unclips the line and takes off so fast the rod actually bends further into the water. I think that’s what happened here. Also, the fishing line has a tension limit, in order not to break fishing reels have “brakes” which automatically release when they sense too much tension. The reel releases the line and makes an awesome clicking sound as it unwinds to I like Beer And Fishing And Maybe 3 People Vintage Shirt let the fish run. I think that happened several times here as well, you need to tire the fish like this, or else it will snap the line. Anyways, they were Salmon fishing but Salmon usually don’t get so big, you can tell by the feel of the rod when reeling, even between species of Salmon, so they thought they hooked into a Halibut, which can get to 200lb+. But actually it was a shark. that’s insane. Glad everyone is ok, Seward (and the Kenai) is such an incredible place. Saw humpbacks bubble feeding right in the peninsula, orcas, bears eating a dead whale carcass from the beach, mountain goats,