Two mates fishing in Brisbane on Saturday thought they were reeling in the big one.
Turns out they'd hooked a shark - but what happened next shocked the pair.
"It was 1.8m long, and out of nowhere another one decided it wanted a bit more than us," fisherman Callum Ryan told 7 News.
An even bigger shark got in on the action at Victoria Point. The size of the ocean-dwelling monster that took their catch apparent when you see how big a bite it took out of its prey.
With temperatures rising, sharks are being drawn closer to shore and into estuaries around Australia.
Shark fishing is becoming increasingly popular across Queensland. A 200kg bull shark was caught in the Logan River last week.
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