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Cant be shore, but could it be that the swimmer got between the fishing line and shark and was pulled towards the shark jaws. The shark was hooked and jumping prior to the person being bitten.

Apart from the fishers, for a known shark area, the support the swimmers had was a person on the paddle board.

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I think it's well been established fishing for sharks does not attract them; this is the flaw logic which got us the current shark fishing restrictions we now have in SA.  This is actually a case of a freak accident.  I mean look at the gear he was using; it wasn't exactly an International 130 with half a seal hanging off the end for bait.  I'm also not entirely sure whether that beach would be classified as a swimming beach; in the sense that does it actually get a lot of human traffic all year round or not?

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