The video appears to be a Turkish fishing vlog where the host is attempting to catch a shark in the waters of Antalya, Turkey. The host explains that sharks are common in the area and have been known to cause problems for fishermen. The host and his team use a large fishing rod and bait to try and catch a shark. After a long wait, they eventually catch a large shark, which they estimate to be around 3-4 meters long and weighing around 100 kg. The host and his team are ecstatic about their catch and take the shark to the beach, where they release it back into the water. The host also mentions that sharks are protected and cannot be eaten. The video ends with the host thanking his team and encouraging viewers to subscribe to his channel.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The speaker is in Izmir, Turkey, and is about to go fishing for sharks.
2. The speaker has previously caught puffer fish and lion fish.
3. The target for this fishing trip is a shark.
4. The speaker is using a 40-centimeter long mackerel as bait.
5. The speaker has a device called an "Angel's eye" made of lead that is used to weigh down the bait.
6. The speaker is trying to send the bait to a depth of 300-500 meters.
7. Sharks are under protection and cannot be eaten.
8. The speaker has caught fish weighing up to 35 kilos in the past.
9. The speaker is using a fishing rod with a weight capacity of 50 kilos.
10. The speaker estimates that the shark they caught is around 100 kilos.
11. The speaker claims that the shark is 15 meters long.
12. The speaker is releasing the shark back into the sea because it is under protection.
13. The speaker has never caught a shark before, but has warned about the dangers of puffer fish in the past.
14. The speaker is in Antalya, Turkey, and is fishing 500 meters from the beach.
15. The speaker caught the biggest shark ever seen in Antalya.