John Moore

And we headed out to our normal bull shark spot and, uh,

I kind of remember the water was a little bit murky, but we had great sharks that day.

It kind of rained, so it was kind of a bit overcast.

And the water just wasn't super clear.

But I do remember we had really good shark activity.

And we did probably about a 45-minute dive.

And then we were headed back.

And we still had extra time.

It was right before our lunch break.

And so we cruised over to that wreck, but the water was really murky there.

Like, I'd say, you know, almost no visibility, like maybe not the kind of water you'd really want to be in, just because, you know, it just becomes a little sketchier when the water's not clear.

And so we were getting ready to go back in, and...

And as we spun around, I could see this orange float, like an orange speck in a little bit further out.

And so I was like, oh, God, you know, because sometimes if there's like a diver comes to the surface away from a boat, he'll inflate a little colored thing so that his boat can find him and other boats don't run him over.

And Tanner grabbed it, but he's like, oh, there's a fishing line on it.

And he started pulling in the line, and he's like, it feels like there's something on this.

And, you know, and it's a very thick fishing line.

And he pulled and pulled and pulled, and then we got to a shark that was swimming on the line.

I was out there at least five days a week and we'd never seen anything like that because, you know, occasionally, you know, it's Florida and people catch sharks occasionally.

But, you know, there are strict regulations for shark fishing.