The shark “invades” the fishing boat and terrorizes the passengers; watching video

A mako shark jumped 2.75 meters and ended up falling into a boat in New Zealand on Saturday (5). There were 6 people on the boat, frightened by the situation.

According to The Sun, the animal was caught on a fishing hook shortly before the “invasion.” The ship’s captain, Ryan Church, was trying to hook up a Kingfish with five clients off the coast of Whitianga, New Zealand.

In a video recording the event, it is possible to see a shark struggling on the deck, while only the ship’s windshield protects the passengers. Ryan claimed that this was the first time he had seen a shark jump on a boat.

The new captain said Zealand Announces: “We were fishing and there were five customers on the boat, reeling in a bait. That’s when the animal took our bait. About 30 seconds later, the shark jumped over the boat. It was crazy.”

The captain added, “We were all looking at the shaft and the line was going to the side of the boat, when it suddenly changed direction. Then the shark jumped and we got very scared.”

“We were fishing normally and the shark started jumping. I told the customers if he jumped in the boat, get out”
Rayan churches The ship’s captain

Ryan was worried, and was thinking about how to get the shark out of the boat.

Fortunately, the animal was able to break free and return to the water safely.

He admitted there was “not much we could do”, happy with the result with either his passengers or the animal injured.