UPDATE FROM SEYCHELLE

Its the currency there- You people need to get out more

Rupees is the currency, VL. You said rubies in your post.

Vice Lord wrote: They were paying 13,000 rubies ($900+ American)

Vice Lord wrote: Were on our way home. The reward for the Man Eating Shark has been taken off the proverbial table. I'm in Manchester England connecting flights..Although dissapointed that I did'nt get credit for the man eater, I do believe I caught it yesterday. I believe the honeymooner that was recently devoured was fully digested when I caught it though and there was no proof he was the one. The trip was profitable though- They were paying 13,000 rubies ($900+ American) for any shark over 4 meters and I got 6 in 2 days..We spent half of it at returaunts, lodging, beer and hash, but I still netted a $3000 profit. Pictures when I get home.

www.natureseychelles.org/
Yes he did. And I googled Seychelles It is with an S and they don'y pay bounties on sharks.
Hotels put up bounty for sharks over 3m.

Government against indiscriminate killing of sharks
Wednesday, 24 August 2011 07:45
Tuesday 23.8.2011: The government of Seychelles has reiterated in a Press Release today that it is against putting a bounty on sharks and the indiscriminate killing of sharks. It has reaffirmed the fact that it will apply internationally accepted best practices to address the problem based on advice from the shark experts.

“This is good news for conservationists, who greatly sympathize with the family of the victims and understand the impact of the attacks on the tourism industry, but were concerned about the wholesale slaughter of sharks and other marine animals,” said Nirmal Shah, the CEO of Nature Seychelles.

Two shark Experts, Mr. Geremy Cliff and Mr. Michael Anderson-Reade, from the Kwazulu- Natal Sharks Board have arrived in Seychelles to assist the Government of Seychelles with comprehensive prevention and safety measures, elimination of the potential danger and identification of other contributing factors

Don't belive everything you ead on the internet MM-The authorities were giddy when we pulled up to the dock with monsters tied up to the side of the boat...We were paid by someone from a "tourism department" and it was anything over 4 meters. We got almost 6k (78,000 rupies) and only spent $2800, so all in all it was a great adventure. I'd still be there if it werent for this college football season starting.

Oh and BTW.. .Lil Precious reeled one 12 1/2 footer in herself. I'm so proud of her. She's still sore-

I did soften it up for her but she brought it up to the boat all by herself. She's double tough for her size

No Pics,,, It DIDN'T HAPPEN...

If you're going to lie - at least learn to spell the currency correctly - once again - RUPEES.

Martin Ent Inc wrote: No Pics,,, It DIDN'T HAPPEN...

Im not even home? I'm at DIA right now, and I've never seen the name of the currency written down..I just know what they call it..I probably couldn't spell pesos either..F****n anal retentive spell checkers

Thats it

rupees, rubles, rubies, what ever it takes.

Martin Ent Inc wrote:

Vice Lord wrote: Were on our way home. The reward for the Man Eating Shark has been taken off the proverbial table. I'm in Manchester England connecting flights..Although dissapointed that I did'nt get credit for the man eater, I do believe I caught it yesterday. I believe the honeymooner that was recently devoured was fully digested when I caught it though and there was no proof he was the one. The trip was profitable though- They were paying 13,000 rubies ($900+ American) for any shark over 4 meters and I got 6 in 2 days..We spent half of it at returaunts, lodging, beer and hash, but I still netted a $3000 profit. Pictures when I get home.

http://www.natureseychelles.org/
Yes he did. And I googled Seychelles It is with an S and they don'y pay bounties on sharks.
Hotels put up bounty for sharks over 3m.

Government against indiscriminate killing of sharks
Wednesday, 24 August 2011 07:45
Tuesday 23.8.2011: The government of Seychelles has reiterated in a Press Release today that it is against putting a bounty on sharks and the indiscriminate killing of sharks. It has reaffirmed the fact that it will apply internationally accepted best practices to address the problem based on advice from the shark experts.

“This is good news for conservationists, who greatly sympathize with the family of the victims and understand the impact of the attacks on the tourism industry, but were concerned about the wholesale slaughter of sharks and other marine animals,” said Nirmal Shah, the CEO of Nature Seychelles.

Two shark Experts, Mr. Geremy Cliff and Mr. Michael Anderson-Reade, from the Kwazulu- Natal Sharks Board have arrived in Seychelles to assist the Government of Seychelles with comprehensive prevention and safety measures, elimination of the potential danger and identification of other contributing factors

MODS! HE EDITED MY QUOTE AND LEFT OUT THE BOAT RENTAL PART!!!!!!!