‘Dreams Came True:’ Texas Brothers Catch, Release 12-Foot Tiger Shark

‘Dreams Came True:’ Texas Brothers Catch, Release 12-Foot Tiger Shark
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Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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Two brothers in Texas caught a 12-foot-long tiger shark before releasing it back into the ocean.

The brothers, Andrew and Stephen Seaborn of Team Seaborn Fishing, captured the shark, and it measured at 11 feet, 11 inches. They were fishing near Bob Hall Pier, the Houston Chronicle reported.
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
Breaking News Reporter
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