A bull shark officially was spotted in the Guadalupe River.
According to a report from MySA.com TikTok users Jonathanguayo5 encountered a fish in the Guadalupe River on Saturday, May 4.
The little bull shark that Jonathan’s hunting companion’s reel is seen in the video’s Texas waters.
The video shows two people on the banks of a valley as one person reels in a small bull sharks in the three-foot group.
In the movie the fish says,” That’s a dark tip, right”?
The person holding the lens says,” Yeah”.
Fresh bull sharks are frequently mistaken for blacktips because their flippers have a lot of black on them. But, this was undoubtedly a young bull fish.
Considering the ground, it might have been in a few bayou or river systems in Texas, but there is no justification for it not being in the Guadalupe.
My guess is that the person was fishing for eel garfish, which is done frequently in the southern Guadalupe, with a steel leader and a sizable rod and reel layout. He might have been catching great fish as well.
People were mistaken for a fish by social media talk where they are most comfortable with the river around New Braunfels, but in my opinion this was caught many farther south.
I’m attempting to reach the man who made the film, and I’ll let you know if I can get in touch with him.
Bull sharks are incredibly tough in water, so this is a plausible and entertaining tale that demonstrates how to survive as a species ‘ first peak predators.
Chester Moore
