Australian police say that the missing hunter was dragged outside by tangled sharks in fishing equipment, says Australian police.

Police in Australia says that a fisherman fell into the sea during the hunting competition on Sunday, which was dragged by a shark that was tangled in fishing equipment.

Search for Paul Barring, character in Hunting Association in New South WalesIt continued on Monday after alerting the authorities at about one o’clock on Sunday evening that the 58 -year -old fell from his boat, Dark Horse, about 34 miles from Newcastle coast near Port Stevens, the authorities said.

” local news On Monday, the researchers believe that the shark was “very large” compared to the 6.8 -meter Baring ship.

“During the process of bringing the shark next to it, it became intertwined in the hunting line, and the shark was launched, and the fishing line may have been withdrawn and may contribute to going to the side of the ship. Bring was not wearing a survival jacket.

Bring, Secretary and former President of Hunting Club in Piracy PortIt was the “hunter game with high experience”. The game Fishing Organization said in a statement published on social media, which was participating in the New South Waghava Interlocluop championship at the time of the accident.

“This devastating accident highlights the risks involved in doing what we all love, fishing,” NSWGFA President Steve Lamond said in the statement. “Please search for each other and stay safe.”

Game Fishing is a sport in which competitors hunt and export fish in the game including Marlins, Tunas and Sharks. The points depend on the types and size of the fish.

Among the types of sharks are qualified to get blue and smooths, Mako, Porbeagle, Theresher, Tiger, Great White, Whaler Sharks, according to the NSWGFA bases book. Police said that the arrested shark was believed to be Mako, which could reach 13 feet, according to NOAA Fisheries.

Comledrants are also awarded prizes to arrest sharks and arrest most sharks.