A young man who was nibbled by a shark while plunging for lobsters off the shoreline of California has been given a lifetime angling permit with extra benefits.
Keane Webre-Hayes, 13, was given the exceptional blessing at an occasion for the California Wildlife Officers Foundation only two weeks after the assault.
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Webre-Hayes and a companion were making a plunge around nine feet of water around 150 yards seaward of the San Diego suburb of Encinitas on Sept. 30 when the occurrence happened.
Witnesses assessed the shark, a Great White, was around 11 feet long.
Seriously dying, Webre-Hayes was pulled onto a kayak by a gathering of rescuers and carried to Rady Children's Hospital.
"We got, extremely fortunate, and
we know it, and we are exceptionally appreciative," Webre-Hayes' mother, Ellie Hayes, said.
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Notwithstanding the startling hazardous experience, Webre-Hayes said he can hardly wait to get back in the water.
"For them to give me one forever implies I go get the same number of lobsters as I need," he revealed to NBC 7 San Diego.
California teenager nibbled by shark offered free lifetime angling permit
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