Well, fly fishing is often disparagingly referred to as Fluff Chucking; I'm sure there must be a German equivalent. But perhaps this brings a new meaning to it?
I've heard of Blue Sharks attempting to catch sea gulls resting on the surface and seen documentary footage of Tiger Sharks, in the Pacific to the North of the Hawaiian Islands, aggregating to feed off immature Albatrosses - those that have 'crash landed' in the water whilst learning to fly. This was a first for me though, Giant Trevally feeding off Bridal Tern chicks that similarly have landed in the water whilst learning to fly. There's reference to it here - https://www.facebook.com/media…55.181959291864872&type=1 - together with some superb images of the GTs and Sailfish, together with a range of other species, the anglers have caught.
