WE THOUGHT IT WAS A FISH!! (DANGEROUS ANIMAL)

This video tells the story of two INSANE catches that happened back to back, on the Florida Coast!

One of these fish was insanely strong and way bigger than me, and the other one was one of the strangest fish I have ever seen!

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[JamalJRW]

If u fast forwarded to what they caught, say I

[livenfree]

Before click bait this video was titled... We caught a big sting ray!

[kth]

"We thought it was a fish" -and what do you know... It was a fish.

[yeeatit]

Man I really felt bad when that guy said screw that animal and didn't take the hook out

[teresacastro]

Woow, CRAZY LOOKING FISH!! THX FIR THE VIDEO!

[darkprose]

Fisherman: Screw that animal!
Stingray: Screw me? No, no, my friend, screw _you._

[MarkusHeimy]

Stingray to his mother: Mom, I'm gonna go get my lip pierced today.
Mommy stingray: like hell you are!
Stingray: 😎

[boydcronin]

“He’s a big Steve Irwin killer” rude dog

[REDi_Jedi_]

My very first cast EVER into saltwater (summer of 2019 in Galveston Bay) was a stingray... 18-20 inches across. Right off the beach about 11pm. Put up a heck of a fight for a relatively small creature! I couldn't believe it!

[annh]

So fun watching you fight those big ones!

[bunny-ercw]

"Hes a big Steve Irwin killer" "is this the kind that killed steve?" Wtf did i just hear lol

[stevencarnes]

Tarpon is without a doubt the hardest fighting fish I’ve ever caught in my life and the biggest one I caught was only about 80-90 pounds. I wish I lived somewhere that I could fish salt water all the time.

[balzonurchin]

The "strangest looking fish he's ever seen" resembles pretty much every bottom fish where I'm from.

[xcythgaming]

To those who don't know, this beautiful creature is a Stingray. Despite the stigma around them over the death of Erwin, they're typically fair tempered and approachable. What happened to Erwin was a mistake that resulted in the Stingray to envoke defensive measures s(tinging him in the heart with pin point accuracy) had he survived he would have told everybody the same thing

[durrmoment]

Let me tell you a story... I was a commercial fisherman in Florida for 20 years. In the winter, when things were slow, we would half moon the beach to catch a few fish to sustain us. This was highly dangerous due to the amount of stingrays there that time of year. We had boots made out of the thickest canvas we could find doubled up. Impossible to stick a ice pick through them with all your strength. So we were protected up to our upper thigh which covered most situations. However, we had done a fairly deep water half moon, dropping off to 6 foot, and lo and behold the corner of the net got stuck on a rock when we had the net halfway dragged down where the fish were feeling crowded. I went out to unhook the net off the rock with my foot in water up to my neck, meaning my upper body was exposed but I had done this numerous times and never had a problem, but when I turned around I was face to face with about 30 stingrays hovering in a perfect flight pattern with their tails twitching above their heads, ranging from 5 to 30 pounds, ready to strike. I froze expecting the attack to come, but they just stayed there. the only move they made was to pivot from looking at me to looking at the net on my left. I couldn't believe the intelligence, they were asking me, firmly, to let them out. I slowly reached over and pulled the top of the net down and they immediately went within a foot of me on their way out. That made the top 10 in my close call life experiences. When stuck by a large stingray, even if they don't hit a vital organ, many times they cant pull the barb out and just swim off dragging the person behind them to their doom. They will head for deep water and the person will drown.

[t.y.dabarber]

He was killed by a short tail sting ray not Atlantic sting ray.

[DMBVR]

"Don't be dissin my shark"😂

[boogiemorgan]

Thank you for the great video, keep it up men, great job! I live in Florida and I love to fish! When you hook something in the Gulf or the Ocean, you never know what it might be, very exciting fishing! Love it!😊😊😊😊😊

[aldennathanael]

Can we all appreciate the fact that this man never clickbaits us

[royboy]

Oysters Toad...ya can’t make this stuff up! 😂 I’ve never heard of them, but ta da there it is. Strangest thing I’ve ever caught is a mudpuppy, native to Michigan. Thanks Ty!