Amid a string of shark attacks in North Carolina, two beach-goers turned the tables on one shark that got a little bit too close for comfort today.
Two men were fishing in Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, this morning when they caught a shark, witness Chloe Finlay told ABC News.
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Stunned vacationers gathered on the sand, snapping photos of the shark up-close. Seven shark attacks have been reported in North Carolina in June, according to authorities.
A beach-goer told ABC affiliate WRIC in Richmond, Virginia the shark measured about 77 inches.
After the shark was measured, it was released back into the water, according to Finlay.