Rescue a bike from Bull Shark Infested Waters - Australia Travel Blog
My Friends Informed me that there is a sunk bike in the Chanel of Gold Coast!
These are hundreds of Bull sharks in the 400kms+ of the gold coast channels.
My mission was to save the bike if i was willing to accept it!
Why Me!? I already Rescued A bike from the channel by diving into Bull Shark Territory from Chevron Island bridge. I later fixed that bike and gave it away to those who need it most!
The Location Was in the Middle of 6 Top Bull Sharks Hot Spots
Bond University flood gates at Lake Orr. Lake Orr is known as a hot spot for catching eels which, along with species of rays, are apparently a delicacy for bull sharks.
Gold Coast City Council Chambers Bundall, Nerang River. While there may be some political sharks lurking nearby, anglers have a lot of luck in the Nerang River behind city hall, right in the middle of the Glitter Strip.
Coomera Weir, Coomera River. Juvenile sharks are known to gather around the weir for aneasy feed. Small fish are washed over the weir and into the lower reaches of the river and into the jaws of waiting sharks.
Elizabeth Sloper Gardens Lake, Palm Beach. The small lake in a quiet suburb fed by drains that are flooded by large tides is apparently teeming with sharks. They are said to make their way into the lake as juveniles before growing in the isolated creek.
Lake Intrepid, at Broadbeach. Behind one of the Gold Coast’s largest shopping centres, Pacific Fair, the area is a “honey pot” for a Chevron Island angler who pulls in sharks up to 1.8m in the evenings.
The Broadwater off Muriel Henchman Drive, Main Beach. Calm water means anglers can fish some of the deeper holes in the Broadwater and wait for a large shark without having adjust their lines.
GOLD COAT BULLETIN
QUE Mission Impossible Music!
In the darkens of Night, when the sharks were sound asleep (do sharks sleep!?) The Bike Was Rescued!
Heroes will always be unknown. But they are normal people, all around us!
YOU!
