NAPLES, Fla. , Sept. 20 (UPI) -- A Florida fisherman required surgery after his arm was snagged by a 4-foot barracuda that jumped over his boat , a report said. John Zeliff , 24 , of Naples said he was fishing in the Gulf of Mexico Thursday morning when his fishing partner hooked a barracuda that then jumped out of the water and over the boat -- knocking Zeliff over and cutting through tendons on the top of his left forearm , the Naples Daily News reported Tuesday. George Burgess , director of the Florida Program for Shark Research at the University of Florida , said a barracuda's razor-sharp teeth can cause serious injury. "It's more like a buzz saw ," Burgess told the newspaper. "(Even if the fish isn't moving) , all you have to do is touch those teeth and you're going to get cut."Related Topics Articles：

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