[John Smith_inFL]

Pat in Daytona - heed the warnings !!

http://www.clickorlando.com/news/fisherman-calls-911-after-being-struck-by-lightning







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[John Smith_inFL]

full story of the fisherman that survived the lightning strike

http://www.wftv.com/news/local/im-n...describes-being-struck-by-lightning/484978038



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[1BadF350]

This is shocking news! He should have bolted before the bad weather hit to diffuse the situation. Makes me wonder watt the current was like that day. He looked pretty amped up. Glad he'll be back on solid ground in no time.

 

[spydermn]

This is shocking news! He should have bolted before the bad weather hit to diffuse the situation. Makes me wonder watt the current was like that day. He looked pretty amped up. Glad he'll be back on solid ground in no time.

 

[1BadF350]

Hope this sparks some awareness about dangers of fishing in such conditions and once he recharges his batteries he'll feel energized enough to get back on the fishing buss.

 

[patindaytona]

I've been out there many times when it was getting pretty dark and wondered about it.

 

[Jollymon]

Been out on the sand a few times when I should have cut and run, Standing there holding a 12' lightning rod and being the tallest thing around not one of my brightest moves.

Now I'm fishing the Pier's , So now if it rolls in suddenly I'll hand my rod to the nearest tourist and say hold this I've got to go hit the restroom be right back,

 

[kurazy kracka]

This is shocking news! He should have bolted before the bad weather hit to diffuse the situation. Makes me wonder watt the current was like that day. He looked pretty amped up. Glad he'll be back on solid ground in no time.

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