Surfing With the Great White Shark

By Kenny Doudt

On November 27, 1979, surfer Kenny Doudt was savagely attacked by a Great White Shark near Cannon Beach Oregon. The 15-foot shark bit Doudt nearly in half, then ripped at him as his surfing buddies... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0963334271
• ISBN13: 9780963334275
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Shark-Bite Pub
• Length: 88 Pages
• Weight: 0.34 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 0.3" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

I Knew This Guys Son & Met Him

I was in the same class as his son Jerry in elementary school. He came in and told us about what happened to him. I have a copy of this book, its a good account of survival and a good read, recommended!!

REAL JAWS

IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT IT IS LIKE TO BE HIT BY A GREAT WHITE AND SURVIVE THEN GET THIS BOOK.YOU WILL NOT PUT THIS DOWN UNTIL THE LAST PAGE IS TURNED.

What it's like to be attacked by a shark - and survive

Kenny Doudt tells you what it feels like to be snacked on by a Great White shark. It is incredible to read what he saw, what he heard, how he felt, and what he did during his encounter.His rescue and ultimate survival of his horrific wounds make for reading you cannot put down. I read this in one sitting. The black-and-white pictures of the wounds inflicted will take your breath away. That Kenny survived is a testament to his level of physical fitness at the time he was attacked. Lesser people, myself included, would not have lived to tell the tale.Great reading! Just don't read it before you go swimming in the ocean on your summer vacation.

A Thrill a Minuite with the Great White Shark

The book "surfing with the great white Shark" by Kenny Doubt is a must reading for all surfers on the Pacific Coast. Kenny Doubt writes a vivid and compelling story of his encounter with the most feared preditor of oceans. He is fortunate to be alive to tell his story.His love of surfing lead him to be in the right place at the wrong time: Cannon Beach, Oregon on a cold winter day in 1972. The shark, in excess of 15 feet, was also in wrong place at the same time and the two met. The result was of this meeting near Haystack Rock was a tearing of the flesh, exposed organs, incliding the heart and lungs, and rescue bu surfing friends that ultimately save his life. The book includes pictures and medical detail that indicated the severity of his injuries including the more than 500 stiches the doctors counted. The writing is straight forward and comprehensive. It is a complelling short story that can't be put down until completed.