question: How does shark fishing work? How are they able to sustain the force without going overboard, or is the fishing pole doing all the work?
comment: Are you talking commercial shark fishing, or sport? For commercial, you don't use rod and reel, they catch them with nets. For sport, you use fishing line made out of steel. This makes it so the shark's teeth don't cut the line as easily, and makes it a lot stronger. You also need the proper hook, proper bait, etc. Once you have a shark on your line, then yes, fishing rods are designed to help with a lot of that force. They take the force by bending, which helps relieve some of the higher forces from going into the line and the fisherman's hands. You might also have the rod attached to your boat, or your chair, or the dock, or some other larger object, so that the shark doesn't pull the rod out of your hands. Then, as with any fish, it's a matter of tiring it out before you can reel it in. It might be able to pull harder than the strength of the fishing line. If that's the case, you need to be careful to let the line out as it pulls, then reel in when it rests. Eventually, the fish gets tired, and you can reel it in more and more until you can bring it on the boat.
passages: In season 2, the seal decoy is replaced with a turtle decoy, and the attached camera has been replaced by the "SharkCam".
  
  Section::::Ports.
  
  Season 1
  
  Other than name and location, all three ports are identical except for crew candidates available for hiring. They offer 4 main services: selling gas, boat upgrades, equipment, and crew for hire. The ports from north to south are:
  
  BULLET::::- Monterey
  
  BULLET::::- San Luis Obispo
  
  BULLET::::- San Diego
  
  Season 2
  
  BULLET::::- Port Moresby
  
  BULLET::::- Bamaga
  
  BULLET::::- Lakefield
  
  Bonus location - achieve research rank level of 10 in the Sharkrunners HQ page
  
  BULLET::::- Hamamas Beach Port
  
  Section::::Accomplishments.
   Section::::Production.
  
  Section::::Production.:Development.
   On Réunion regular operation of "SMART" (Shark-Management-Alert-in-Real-Time) drum lines began in August 2015 and they are used in conjunction with bottom long lines. A "SMART" drum line is based on the traditional drum line design, but it includes technology that can alert rangers to the capture of marine life, who can then attend the device if sea conditions permit. In Reunion, fishermen usually attend the drum lines within 90 minutes of an alert and 90 per cent of animals caught on the hooks survive. There are now around 15 of these smart-drumlines along the coast of Réunion Island.
   The show is about teaching the anglers the knowledge and techniques required to target trophy fish in shallow water. There is a strong focus on being respectful to sea life and its habitats.
  
  Section::::Locations.
  
  The majority of season one took viewers to fishing locations around New Zealand, but two episodes are filmed at North America and Thailand. Season 2 included destinations to Panama and Australia, and season 3 was solely focused on New Zealand fishing destinations 
   BULLET::::- Pass, Punt and Fumble (Dave Wittenberg, Roger Craig Smith and Alex Hirsch, respectively), a lake trout, gar and grouper trio of football players who are Jocktopus's friends and assist him with his bullying. Punt is the tallest and apparent leader of the trio, Pass is the shortest and most intelligent and Fumble is the least intelligent. Although it seems Jocktopus just uses them for that sole purpose, they are still loyal to him almost all of the time.
  
  Section::::Production.
   Section::::Endurance Season Six - Fiji: 2007–2008.:Episode description.:3 to Go/Shark Bait.
   Matsukata Hiroki no Super Trawling
  
  Section::::Summary.
  
  The player gets to fish with Hiroki Matsukata in exotic fishing venues around the world. These places include Mozambique, Cuba and Australia. A typical fish in the game weighs around ; but the actual weight of the fish depends on the geographic location of the boat in addition to player skill.
   Fish Heroes
  
  Fish Heroes is a video game developed by Craneballs Studio. It is an Arcade video game similar to that of Angry Birds.
  
  Section::::Plot.
  
  Shark Mafia is capturing and packaging helpless fishes. Group of Fish Heroes set to sail these fishes from being canned.
  
  Section::::Gameplay.
   Depending on the mission, "Dreadnaught" can be acting alone, supporting another vessel, or commanding a group of wingmen. During other missions, various special equipment is at the player's disposal, such as a reconnaissance drone.
   Section::::Description.
   BULLET::::- Capt. Ahearn: The local, somewhat crazy sailor captain who thinks all sharks are dangerous and tried to catch Kenny and kill him thinking that he is trying to protect Kat. After Kenny saved him from guard dogs, only because Kat commanded him to (which presents a real problem in ethics, considering Kenny wasn't even the one who put Capt. Ahearn's life in danger, so they still wouldn't be even even if Capt. Ahearn died), they all become friends. He helps Kat and Kenny sometimes, and they helped him with a sleepwalking problem once in "Over the Ocean". Age: 68 years
   Section::::Speargun setups.:Reel on gun.
  
  Here the gun has a line reel like on a fishing rod. After spearing a fish, the reel unwinds, allowing the spearfisher room to play the fish. Reel setups are useful when ocean structures such as built up reef or kelp gardens prevent the spearfisher from towing a buoy.
  
  Section::::Speargun setups.:Free-shafting.
   Section::::Cast.
  
  BULLET::::- Kevin Spacey as Buddy Ackerman
  
  BULLET::::- Frank Whaley as Guy
  
  BULLET::::- Michelle Forbes as Dawn Lockard
  
  BULLET::::- Benicio del Toro as Rex
  
  BULLET::::- T.E. Russell as Foster Kane
  
  BULLET::::- Roy Dotrice as Cyrus Miles
  
  BULLET::::- Matthew Flynt as Manny
  
  BULLET::::- Patrick Fischler as Moe
  
  BULLET::::- Jerry Levine as Jack
  
  Section::::Production.
   Land–based shark fishing, or LBSF, has had some popularity worldwide since the early 1900s. Sizeable numbers of participants exist in Australia, South Africa and the United States Gulf and East Coast and is especially popular in Texas, Florida and North Carolina. Commonly caught species include Bull, Lemon, Nurse, Blacktip, spinner, Tiger, Hammerhead, Sand Tiger and Mako with occasional catches of large specimens exceeding 13’ and 1000 pounds. As of 2017 multiple Great White Sharks have also been caught and tagged and historically the White was a fairly common catch for land based anglers in South Africa. Many land–based shark fishermen use catch and release techniques and participate in tagging programs to advance limited scientific knowledge of migrations and growth rates among other data.
   BULLET::::- (Hasbro, the related animated series and Marvel & Devils Due Comics) regularly featured the SHARK attack submarine, which was capable of air and submersive assaults. The range of these flight varied through the media (originally, it was stated that the shark could make only short range "leaps" and attacks, but the cartoon and comics later "forgot" this. In "G.I Joe: The Rise of Cobra" the SHARK was featured in the final battle, but the movie model varied greatly from the comics and cartoon model, and its flight mode was not established in the movie.
   Section::::Partial cast.
  
  BULLET::::- Corin Nemec as Dr. Mike Olsen
  
  BULLET::::- Vanessa Angel as Linda Olsen
  
  BULLET::::- Corbin Bernsen as Captain Riley
  
  BULLET::::- Todd Jensen as Ben Stiles
  
  BULLET::::- Binky van Bilderbeek as Harvey
  
  BULLET::::- Elise Muller as Vera
  
  BULLET::::- Simone Levin as Simona
  
  BULLET::::- Jonas Talkington as Jonas
  
  BULLET::::- Atanas Srebrev as Carlo
  
  BULLET::::- Emil Markov as Leo
  
  Section::::Reception.
   BULLET::::2. to have custody, control, or possession of any such fin aboard a fishing vessel unless it is naturally attached to the corresponding carcass;
  
  BULLET::::3. to transfer any such fin from one vessel to another vessel at sea, or to receive any such fin in such transfer, without the fin naturally attached to the corresponding carcass; or
  
  BULLET::::4. to land any such fin that is not naturally attached to the corresponding carcass, or to land any shark carcass without such fins naturally attached.
   BULLET::::- "Jaws Unleashed", a game for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, and Microsoft Windows.
  
  BULLET::::- "Jaws: Ultimate Predator", a game for the Wii and Nintendo 3DS set 35 years after the events of the original 1975 movie.
  
  BULLET::::- The "Hungry Shark" series of mobile games allows the player to swim, leap and feed as a variety of shark species
  
  BULLET::::- "Depth" is a sharks vs. humans underwater combat simulator where players can choose to be a human or one of several shark species.
   Section::::Ride synopsis.:Ride.
  
  After boarding the tour boat, guests learn that they are taking a guided scenic cruise to visit the actual locations of the shark attacks that occurred during that fateful summer of 1974, which were made famous in a popular Hollywood movie that was made not long afterward. The tour boat is piloted by one of Captain Jake's skippers, and is protected by an army surplus 40mm grenade launcher. However, guests are reassured by their skipper that they won't need to use it because no one has seen a shark in the area since 1974.
   Shark and bycatch mortality from drum lines is minor compared to Commercial fishing. On average 15 Great white sharks are caught by the NSW and Queensland shark control programme each year, compared to 186 caught in Australia from other activities. Australia's commercial shark fishing industry is catching over 1200 tonne of shark each year, of which 130 are Great white sharks. The NSW prawn trawling industry alone results in 64 tonne of shark as bycatch each year, with two thirds dying. Tuna and swordfish longline fishing off the coast of South Africa reported 39,000 to 43,000 sharks killed each year between 1995 and 2005. "Sharksavers" estimates that in total 50 million sharks are caught unintentionally each year as bycatch by the commercial fishing industry.
   Section::::Cast.
  
  BULLET::::- Daryl Hannah as Brook Wilder
  
  BULLET::::- John Schneider as Daniel Wilder
  
  BULLET::::- Armand Assante as Hamilton Lux
  
  BULLET::::- F. Murray Abraham as Professor Bill Girdler
  
  BULLET::::- Roark Critchlow as Professor Phillip Wilder
  
  BULLET::::- Heather McComb as Amy Zuckerman
  
  BULLET::::- John Enos III as Kane Markus
  
  BULLET::::- Tiffany Hines as Michelle
  
  BULLET::::- Alan Fudge as Pastor Herman
  
  BULLET::::- Gene Davis as Sheriff Dexter Murray (as Eugene Davis)
  
  BULLET::::- Brent King as Clint Duran
  
  BULLET::::- June Squibb as Bess Wilder
  
  BULLET::::- Mimi Michaels as Kim Wilder
  
  BULLET::::- Elisa Donovan as Brenda
  
  BULLET::::- Jacleen Haber as Tia
   BULLET::::- Zeek () – A tween-age monkey who may love to monkey around, but his awesome tree-climbing abilities and finely-tuned sniffer make him invaluable to the team. Though he does come up with the most implausible of theories and even cause the occasional mix-up, his intentions are nothing but the best.
  
  Section::::Characters.:Supporting.
  
  BULLET::::- The Twins – Billy and Mac () are Marina's rascal cousins. Their shenanigans tend to get them (and the park) in a heap of trouble, but they are harmless and have only the best intentions.
   BULLET::::1. remove any of the fins of a shark (including the tail) and discard the carcass of the shark at sea;
  
  BULLET::::2. have custody, control, or possession of any such fin aboard a fishing vessel without the corresponding carcass; or
  
  BULLET::::3. land any such fin without the corresponding carcass.
   Carmichael and skipper Chuck get emotionally close, and seek contact with the military, which has invented a remote-controlled tank that can walk and jump. With the help of a boombox and external speaker, the super shark is lured to a beach, where the tank is unsuccessful in shooting it. Carmichael manages to drop a bomb made of C-4 explosives into the beast's mouth, and it is blown to pieces.
  
  Section::::Cast.
  
  BULLET::::- Sarah Lieving as Kat Carmichael
  
  BULLET::::- John Schneider as Roger Wade
  
  BULLET::::- Tim Abell as Skipper Chuck
  
  BULLET::::- Rick Cramer as Colonel Caldwell
  
  BULLET::::- Trish Cook as Captain Marshall
   While sharknado fighter Fin Shepard is in Washington, D.C. to receive a Presidential Medal of Freedom from the president, another sharknado strikes, devastating the nation's capital. Fin and the president work together to defeat the sharks, and the storm unexpectedly subsides. Fearing that April, who is at Universal Orlando with their daughter Claudia and her mother May, is in danger, Fin heads for Florida. On his way there, he encounters a "fognado", which is stopped by Nova Clarke, his former employee, who has become a hardened sharknado storm tracker, and her partner Lucas Stevens.
  
raw_presuppositions: All shark fishing is done with poles. Sharks will pull a fisherman overboard.
raw_corrections: Commercial shark fishing is done with nets. Fishing poles are designed to help fight the force of the shark.