One fishing expert said: 'It's like being struck with a sword.”
Two brothers are lucky to be alive after a bizarre incident with a marlin while they were fishing off the coast of New South Wales, Australia. The 200lb piscine beast crashed onto their boat while they were traveling at rapid speeds.
A fisherman is pictured with a Marlin on a pier in this illustrative image. Two brothers were injured by a marlin that hit their boat in New South Wales. Getty It sliced open one of the men’s lower right arm and cut into the right shoulder of the older brother. The other man on the boat was not injured. The fish got itself off the boat and back into the water.
"[The man] has a very deep laceration to that arm as well as fractures," Kerry said .NSW Police said in a statement: “The marlin’s sharp snout sliced open the younger brother’s lower right arm, causing an open fracture.
The attack was unusual, with sharks usually being the biggest risk in the waters off Australia’s coast.
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