A Texas father and son thought they were reeling in a massive shark last weekend at Padre Island National Seashore. However, the duo caught something else — and it wasn’t a shark. Daniel Arispe said they instead hooked a huge manta ray.https://t.co/RbvnTsqnRW— MySA (@mySA) October 18, 2022
A Texas father and son thought they were reeling in a massive shark last weekend at Padre Island National Seashore. However, the duo caught something else — and it wasn’t a shark. Daniel Arispe said they instead hooked a huge manta ray.https://t.co/RbvnTsqnRW
Nearly 30 minutes later, the reel took off. That’s when his son jumped up and grabbed the line to reel in what they thought was a shark. Due to how hard the fish was fighting, Arispe said he believed it was a 12-foot shark: https://t.co/lyIkrlXNIG pic.twitter.com/tblfuEUzpl— MySA (@mySA) October 18, 2022
Nearly 30 minutes later, the reel took off. That’s when his son jumped up and grabbed the line to reel in what they thought was a shark. Due to how hard the fish was fighting, Arispe said he believed it was a 12-foot shark: https://t.co/lyIkrlXNIG pic.twitter.com/tblfuEUzpl
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