Don't swim in the hawkesbury...
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Kayaking out from Apple Tree Bay in Sydney's North. There were people swimming around boats in every bay. I wonder if they would if they saw this video? Captured on a GoPro inside a TrollPro.
a guy named William Munro was killed by a shark in the Hawkesbury on 26th April 1922
Bullshit
100 years ago
been fishing, swimming, diving and do spearfishing in the river for a number of years, yes it's packed with small sharks only, nothing to worry about, they leave to the ocean in certain age and size, usually they are my dinner not the opposite lol
Leo K see any pleasiasaurs?
Small ones just like the 3 metre one they caught in the George’s river lol
I saw once near silverwater parramatta river , the shark for sure more than 2meter near the mangrove .
@@damiendurrington7180 i said what i saw with my own eyes, i lived by the river for over 12 years. My house was next to the boat ramp and spent the vast majority of my summer nights fishing those waters, never seen what you claim, I don’t say it’s none exist but i say never me or my neighbours who lived there for way longer than i did witnessed such thing,
@Garry Mcgrath never see such thing around there, the largest i ever caught was about 1.2 m
A couple of years back I was winding in a small tahwhine and it was intercepted by a small bull shark. That too was in Cowan Creek.
The following week a pommy tourist asked if it was safe to jump in and swim around there from her house boat. "Funny you should ask that question......"
Man we lived in the river for years swimming and skiing, all was ok. I remember an arm was found at wiseman’s ferry and we thought poor guy, he’d be swimming in circles
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I used to live on Long Island and swam the Hawkesbury all the time. Yes there are sharks but it is the Hawkesbury. Had one bump into my leg once.
More likely to drown from the undertow in the Hawkesbury. They jump off the river boats and don't resurface. Victims pop back up eventually and curiously, aren't mangled by sharks.
Caught in the undertow, just caught in the undertow)
… I've become so numb, I can't feel you there
Become so tired, so much more aware
I'm becoming this, all I want to do
Is be more like me and be less like you
… Can't you see that you're smothering me?
Holding too tightly, afraid to lose control
'Cause everything that you thought I would be
Has fallen apart right in front of you
… Every step that I take is another mistake to you
(Caught in the undertow, just caught in the undertow)
And every second I waste is more than I can take
… I've become so numb, I can't feel you there
Become so tired, so much more aware
I'm becoming this, all I want to do
Is be more like me and be less like you
… And I know
I may end up failing too
But I know
You were just like me, with someone disappointed in you
… I've become so numb, I can't feel you there
Become so tired, so much more aware
I'm becoming this, all I want to do
Is be more like me and be less like you
… I've become so numb, I can't feel you there
I'm tired of being what you want me to be
I've become so numb, I can't feel you there
I'm tired of being what you want me to be
Jeeze this brings back memories. I was fishing in and around apple tree around the exact time chasing king's. Saw some big bullies I was absolutely shocked
Jeff My nama hey mate did you ever catch a king in the Hawkesbury? Just curious! J
Jason Li I’ve caught kingies in the Hawkesbury by just using live squid
Me and my friends swim at the apple tree bay wharf all the time, had no idea but never been approached in all my years so not going to stop, cool vid though
Hawkesbury has plenty of sharks
That was great I'm always looking in the background of these sort of river shots for bull sharks and finally plain as day not just one either wow👍
That was a small bullshark.
I did not think the Hawkesbury had sharks, till I saw your video.
why wouldnt it have sharks , its attracted to the ocean with a huge deep entrance
Water skied in that area for years particularly Smith's Creek which is well known for sharks... a few bumps along the way which is unnerving but still have all limbs attached. lol
You are brave indeed!
@@paulnagyjnr Probably more stupid than brave 😉
Better a shark than croc...
Aussies are really brave people! I don't have a gut to swim in shark infested water like this! My hat is off to salute you guys! Keep up this courageous act!
its why they do so well at the Olympics, They have learn to swim and run very fast to get away from all the predators.
They are not brave,they are reckless,if they do know,they will not even come close to water.
Brave because we pretend there's no sharks in the water? Dude, ignorance is bliss 😉
Absolutely no idea. And I was really looking too.
It was a bullshark
Been swimming in the Hawkesbury River many times omg
i saw a bull shark right next to me at Jerusalem bay not far from apple 2 days ago. The whole cowan creek si a shark birthing nursery. lots of little bulls..but where babies are-mama not far away!
i legit swam in there 2 weeks ago
Rip hahahaha it's a breeding ground
Been skiing and swimming in that river many times 😂😂
That's a pretty small shark. Also as others said, there's never been a shark attack in the Hawkesbury. Nice capture though!
Not so far on humans. Some pet dogs copped it though.
Yes in 1920s there was a girl taken at knee deep
Many disappeared
@@jyarnickafabar3459 link to incident online anywhere?
Yes In 1888 a “Mr. Ryland” was killed by a shark and in 1922 “William A. Munro” was killed by a shark in Hawkesbury River.
Amazing
Hawksbury river is the bream,flathead and shark king
Has never been a single fatal shark attack on the Hawkesbury in recorded history, not too sure how many bites though.
I live at Mangrove mountain near Spencer NSW on the Hawkesbury, and a little body and his dog were taken by a 6 meter bull shark in the 1930s :p
Nathan Walker its only a matter of time tho..
Cool story but bull sharks grow to 2.4 meters.
It only takes one. A little girl or boy and I hope that day never comes! Killer cows too???
Mark T Visit Australianmuseum.net.au because you are wrong.
ANIMAL SPECIES:Bull Shark, Carcharhinus leucasValenciennes, 1839
The Bull Shark is one of the few sharks that are potentially dangerous to people and is probably responsible for most of the shark attacks in and around Sydney Harbour.
The species is also the only widely distibuted shark that stays in fresh water for long periods of time to feed and breed. Females sometimes give birth in river mouths were the young will live for up to 5 years.Standard Common Name
Bull Shark
Alternative Name/s
The Bull Shark has also been called the River Shark, Freshwater Whaler, Estuary Whaler and Swan River Whaler.
Identification
The Bull Shark can be recognised by a combination of characters including a stout body, short blunt snout, triangular serrated teeth in the upper jaw and no fin markings as an adult. The species has a second dorsal fin about one third the height of the first, a small eye, and no skin ridge between the two dorsal fins. It is grey above and pale below, sometimes with a pale stripe on the flank.
Size range
The species grows to a length of 3.4 m.
Distribution
This species has a widespread distribution in tropical and warm temperate waters worldwide. In Australia the Bull Shark occurs from south-western, Western Australia, around the northern coastline and down the east coast to the central coast of New South Wales.
bet that is why that young asian swimmer just died
Your fine to swim there I've gone to the salt water part of the hawkesbury heeps of times and haven't been harmed these people obviously saw heaps of sharks on their Garmin fish finder and chose to record this to scare you. But yes there are sharks
Perfect response mate I go wakeboarding in there all the time not one have I seen a bull shark or anything to will harm you the only come the the fresh water part of Hawkesbury I’d when they get sick so they won’t harm you there
@@coopersills5261 Th wrongness of this can't be fully expressed. Bull sharks are happy in both fresh and salt water and when they're sick or injured is when they're looking for an easy mark - like a swimmer. You think because you haven't seen one they're not there? Interesting...
@@kakman1958 They're there bull sharks are plentiful around Cowan Creek and associated estuarine waterways
They chinese guy yesterday swam in there and has disappeared
Where were you in Apple Tree Bay?
dolphins relax
this is a great video but yeah sharks can kill so be careful
I lost my arm in this river, even since I haven’t been swimming straight!
are you being fr
Is ur arm the arm that was found In wiseman’s ferry?
How deep is the water?
Deep
I really need to know
Because we're living in a land of pools.
You Don't Have To Tell Me Twice!!!
Big bullshark
have a cavavan at lowerportland never seen a shark and neither has my grand parents who have been swiming and skining there since the 60s
AJB Gaming they are in most rivers now..
haha my cousin caught one at Windsor
Cause they live under the water lol there are hundereds in there, too small to take an interest in humans
Plenty caught around Wisemans Ferry over the years
good thing i dont kno how to swim!
Jimmy Jay 😂
..not a compliment
I wakeboard and wakesurf in the Hawkesbury
@@jquest43 sure if that little fella started nibbling on your foot and you kept feeding yourself into it for a good 20m or so. these are juniors; part of their lifecycle - little fellas in the rivers snacking on fish and head out to the ocean to snack on humans.
@@jamesmorris741 look up Hawksbury river monster at mysterious Australia..up to 80 feet long
Same
Bull sharks
what's a bloke?
Pįnkž australian for man
Dumb arse..
There's jew in there that would snack on that little pup lol
This video was made by a small flathead in his next video he will explain why you shouldnt eat prawns with little clear string coming out of them
Mate, the George’s which feeds Botany Bay is scarey also, visibility less than Hawkes I rekon,