Long Island's 'Sharkman' catches, releases 400-pound sting ray
A sting ray provided an amazing sight off TOBAY Beach this past weekend!
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Jul 12, 2021, 4:50 PM
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9h agoA sting ray provided an amazing sight off TOBAY Beach this past weekend!
Chris Stefanou is also known as the "Long Island Sharkman."
He caught a 400-pound sting ray Sunday before setting it free.
The ray was tagged before it was released.
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