Sandbar Shark Identification
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YouTubeCapt. Mark Sampson
Sandbar Shark Identification
A short video to help anglers identify sandbar sharks and distinguish them from dusky and other sharks. The shark was caught and released aboard the Fish Finder - Mark Sampson
15.6K viewsJul 24, 2012
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