To Catch a Shark
Synopsis
Barry's crew prepares to catch a shark named Harrison by using a hook and a satellite tag bolted to the dorsal fin after drilling holes in it.
Synopsis
Barry and his crew prepare to catch a shark named Harrison. They bait the water with blood and burly, hoping to lure him within striking distance. Using a hook, they plan to catch Harrison on his left side to safely remove the hook later. Once hooked, they will drag him alongside the boat and secure him in a sling. The team aims to attach a satellite tag to his dorsal fin, which requires drilling holes. The video captures the tension and strategy involved in this marine endeavor.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how Barry prepares to catch a shark named Harrison.
- Find out the technique for safely tagging a shark.
- Watch the crew bait the shark into striking distance.
Did You Know
- The crew named the shark Harrison after spotting a smaller male.
- Barry's crew is getting better at baiting sharks into striking distance.
- They plan to drill holes in the dorsal fin to attach a satellite tag.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What did Barry and his crew name the shark they spotted?
Barry and his crew named the shark Harrison.
How do they plan to catch the shark?
They plan to catch the shark by using a hook and dragging him into a sling once he is hooked.
Where do they need to hook the shark for safe removal?
They need to hook the shark on its left hand side to safely remove the hook.
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