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Surviving the "Sharknado": Spearfishing with 500 Sharks in Fiji

In this episode of the Goldberg & Rosen podcast, we sit down with Jaga, a legendary spearfishing guide in the South Pacific, to discuss the reality of hunting the world's most dangerous fish. Jaga shares the terrifying details of surviving a "Sharknado"—a feeding frenzy of 50 to 500 sharks —and the discipline required to stay calm when you are "displaced in the food chain." We also break down the story behind the massive 125lb Wahoo that "broke the internet" , the "pinnacle" challenge of hunting Dogtooth Tuna , and the darker side of commercial overfishing in Fijian waters. Plus, Jaga reveals what it's like guiding celebrities like Zac Brown, Christian Bale, and Snoop Dogg. Topics Discussed: The "Sharknado": What happens when you are surrounded by hundreds of sharks in a feeding frenzy. Shark Psychology: Why poking a shark is a bad idea and how to establish dominance underwater. The Viral Catch: The 125lb (60kg) Wahoo that went viral and the "miracle" day that made it happen. Dogtooth Tuna: Why this is considered the "pinnacle" trophy fish and the "hardest fish to land". Ocean Conservation: The impact of foreign longline vessels and commercial fishing on local sustainability. Celebrity Stories: Fishing with Zac Brown, Christian Bale, and Snoop Dogg. Timestamps (Chapters) Note: Timestamps should be adjusted to match the final video edit. 00:00 - Intro: Hunting Dinosaurs in the South Pacific. 02:30 - The "Fish That Broke the Internet": A 125lb Wahoo. 10:15 - Surviving the "Sharknado": 500 Sharks in a Feeding Frenzy. 14:40 - Shark Safety: Why You Never "Poke" the Bear. 18:50 - The Pinnacle of Spearfishing: The Dogtooth Tuna. 24:00 - Village Life: The Chief, The Blessing & The Kava Ceremony. 29:15 - Conservation: The devastating impact of Commercial Longlining. 35:00 - Celebrity Clients: Zac Brown, Christian Bale & Snoop Dogg.