We'll start with this. You think on paper it sounds like a terrifying moment.

Shark drags Fisherman's kayak for 10 minutes. 10 minutes. 10 minutes. Andy you're in the kayak.

I'm passed out and fallen over and consumed by the fire. You're not able to keep it together.

As soon as he sees the fin we're drowned. Yeah. I hope you drowned first before the shark gets you.

Yeah. I remember that every time. Every time. It takes a lot longer to drown.

If you fight something off you you'll live for a minute. Either you'll die or you get a free ride.

Yeah. So this guy got a free ride because they're joking about it. It's a South Carolina fisherman

taking for a ride. Large shark grab hold of his line and dragged his kayak around the creek.

Doesn't it suck that you could be in a place where in a creek there sharks?

Right. You wouldn't think that shark is in a creek. It's an inlet in murals in let South Carolina.

The video shows the shark pulling on the line and dragging his kayak around in the water

while his friend films from his own kayak. This happened about 10 minutes before the kayak.

I was watching the kayak swim away. It's not as crazy as I thought.

Exactly. That's the shark. Okay. No, that's the shark. It is a big ass shark.

Yeah. It is four or five feet long. Yeah. I always just any shark story.

I'd always just picture great whites. It is kind of true.

So I thought a man was fishing in a kayak in a great white.

Yeah. Yeah. It's not faster. Yeah. It's like that's seen from

the water. It's dragging the boat backwards. Yeah.

Waves crashing. It's screams and blood in the water. Bubbles.

Yeah. It wasn't as hairling as I thought it might be.

Right. He must have just cut the line though. Right? I mean, he didn't try and land that thing.

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