Thresher Shark Fishing

Capts Rich, Bill, and Andy with a 482lb Thresher

Capt Andy and Rich hooked up with New England shark authority Capt Bill Brown of Billfish Sportfishing Charters. Bill Brown is a prolific outdoor writer, seminar speaker, successful tournament angler, shark fishing specialist, and one of the finest fishermen we have ever met.

He was confident that he could find a big Mako or Thresher shark and he did! The crew capped off an early day filled with very respectable blue sharks by hooking into a monster fish. They ran the boat hard and Bill put enormous pressure on the fish and 45 minutes later we had a 482lb Thresher subdued at boat side.  The  fish was weighed at Snug Harbor Marina in Point Judith, RI.

There is some incredible action at one point when the fish dives under the boat and only some careful boat handling stops the fish from being cut off.

The techniques and tackle in this show can be used by anyone who dares to go shark fishing. If you have questions about any of the equipment used during the show, please contact us.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Capt Bill Brown is a New England shark authority known for his expertise in shark fishing. He is a prolific outdoor writer, seminar speaker, successful tournament angler, and specializes in shark fishing, making him one of the finest fishermen featured in this experience.

During the fishing trip, the crew caught several respectable blue sharks early in the day and eventually hooked and subdued a massive 482lb Thresher shark at boat side, showcasing successful shark fishing techniques.

The impressive 482lb Thresher shark was weighed at Snug Harbor Marina located in Point Judith, Rhode Island, confirming the significant size of the catch.

One key challenge was when the Thresher shark dove under the boat, creating a dangerous situation where careful boat handling was essential to prevent the fish from cutting off the line and escaping.

Yes, the techniques and tackle demonstrated during the show are designed to be practical and used by any angler willing to try shark fishing. Equipment details and recommendations are available for those interested.

Shark fishing tackle gear recommendations used in the show are available through a direct link provided on the page, allowing anglers to explore the equipment that contributed to the successful fishing experience.

The fishing experience is available to watch on YouTube, with both a preview clip and a full-length show accessible via links provided on the page for viewing or sharing.