The comments below have been moderated in advance. Rob had been a member of Palm Beach Boardriders in the past, but in recent times surfed with a group of guys who referred to themselves as the “Dune Street Boardriders”. Sixty-year-old Rob Pedretti from Tugun had been surfing the outside bank off Salt Beach yesterday morning when he was bitten on the left thigh by a shark estimated to be over three metres. Rob Pedretti was mauled by the three-metre monster at Salt Beach near Kingscliff just after 10am and died from his injuries.
Track 'Em Outfitters was founded by the late Rob Pedretti in 1991.
Join Facebook to connect with Rob Pedretti and others you may know. Magistrate Simon Guthrie said while he was sorry for Wood's loss it did not excuse his behaviour. Wood had threatened to kill the woman, who was known to him earlier in the night, the court was told.
'To think he got taken by a shark out of left field … I can't even get my head around it,' Brian Currie told Nine News. 'We found out there was a fatal shark attack on the south side of the rock wall. Bill Canterbury, Julie Canterbury and Amber Canterbury feel privileged to be the owners of Track 'Em Outfitters. Two mates stranded in shark infested waters off the coast of... 'Two minutes of terror': Spearfisher, 18, films the moment a... 'The drinks are on me but Public Health England are in charge of payment methodology so I will not be paying... Britain reaches coronavirus 'tipping point': Cases TRIPLE in two weeks with 15,166 infections and 81 deaths... SNP Margaret Ferrier brushes off 800-mile round trip to Parliament with coronavirus symptoms as a 'blip' and... Let's wake up and wipe out wokery!
The surfer killed by a great white shark at Kingscliff on the NSW north coast yesterday is being remembered as “the easiest guy in the world to go surfing with”. The Palm Beach Boardriders Facebook page was flooded with tributes, where he was remembered as a real gentleman who was always up for a chat. My brother had surfed with his young bloke earlier that morning down the beach at Casuarina, less than a kilometre from the attack. Of more concern however were two large whites – one 4.03m and the other 4.3m – caught and tagged on smart drumlines off Ballina on May 13 and May 20 respectively, presumably following the humpback migration north.
The situation will be assessed Tuesday morning before a decision is made on whether beaches in the area can be reopened. The pair knew each other due to Wood's position as a lifesaver, the Geelong Advertiser reported. Pictured: the shark. Surfers and friends of Mr Pedretti gathered at his favourite surfing break at Tugan on Monday to mourn the 'gentle giant', where they insisted he wouldn't want the three metre predator to be culled. Schoolchildren are banned from singing Happy Birthday in the classroom over fears it could spread... 'Code-breakers' will tackle web giants that threaten UK firms with ruin: Competition watchdog chief recruits... Pupils at £42k a year Eton College are sent home to isolate after 'a significant number' of students test... PETER HITCHENS: If anyone tries to force apart mourners at my funeral, I'll be back to haunt them! 'When you get a call to attend a shark attack, you never really know the full extent of the damage until you get on scene,' he said. www.couriermail....https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/tributes-for-humble-soul-killed-by-shark/news-story/761cccc45f8abdb931d67b3ee40d4b2a, Surfer killed by Great White Shark in NSW | Nine News Australia - YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMrwNbCugjM. Rob was more than an outfitter he was a true friend to the family.
Wood's defence lawyer Richard Jakobson told the court his client went into a 'spiral' after learning of his friend's death and began drinking. The surfer killed by a great white shark at Kingscliff on the NSW north coast yesterday is being remembered as “the easiest guy in the world to go surfing with”.
Where the banks were good, that kind of thing. They also had a mate who had a mini-bus and they’d pile in and head down and surf the Tweed Coast.”, Tim last spoke to Rob a few weeks back. 'He was one of the many people who lived and breathed surfing, we love it more than anything, apart from our loved ones,' Mr Hyman told the Gold Coast Bulletin. Yesterday’s attack is the first shark fatality in NSW since February 2015, when Tadashi Nakahara was killed just down the coast at Ballina’s Shelly Beach.
“It was strange, they were hanging under my board and they wouldn’t move. Rob’s surfing mate of over 40 years, Tim Buckley remembers him as, “an old school surfer who loved good waves.
One of the surfers who dragged him to shore was shaken by the ordeal but said he was 'doing okay.'. Remembering Rob Pedretti. “I love it as much as I ever have and I probably love it more and more everyday.
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