President Trump's grandson reels in a shark and we get to see it on Instagram

President Trump complains regularly about the sharks he thinks are circling him in swampy Washington, but here’s a shark he might be happy to get a look at.

The president’s grandson, Donald Trump III, just reeled in a whopper during a Florida fishing trip with his dad, Donald Trump Jr.

Cool shot from last weekend of Donnie’s first bull shark. He really worked hard to get this 350 to 400 pounder in with minimal help from dad and @blacktiph. Got the quick pic and released him back to his friends. #shark #fishing #catchandrelease #father #son #time #outdoors

A post shared by Donald Trump Jr. (@donaldjtrumpjr) on Mar 21, 2018 at 5:23pm PDT

Trump Jr. posted this photo to his Instagram account Wednesday showing him and “Donnie” proudly smiling as the shark stayed snug to the side of the boat, a good-sized hook peeking out of the predatory sea creature’s mouth.

Never fear, animal lovers: Don Jr. says Donnie’s first bull shark was released “back to his friends” after the photo op.

Donnie, second-oldest of Don Jr.’s five children with wife Vanessa, turned 9 about a month ago. Vanessa Trump filed for divorce March 15 after 12 years of marriage.

According to US Weekly, Don Jr. took the kids to Florida for a weekend mini-vacay.

He shared this photo with Kai, his oldest child on Saturday at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach.

Date night with Kai. Great father daughter time. #weekend #fatherdaughter #daughter #datenight

A post shared by Donald Trump Jr. (@donaldjtrumpjr) on Mar 16, 2018 at 5:18pm PDT

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Florida Atlanta University researchers say in prior years, as many as 15,000 sharks could be seen migrating to south Florida. This year, numbers have dramatically dropped.
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