Mick Fanning, 34, posted a picture of himself on July 25 near his Tweed Heads home in northern New South Wales.
The champion surfer wrote: “First surf back. Feels so good.”
Mick Fanning was competing in Jeffreys Bay, on the eastern Cape, when he was knocked off his surfboard by a shark.
The three-time world champion was competing in the final of the J-Bay Open when two sharks were seen in his vicinity.
A live camera caught the moment he was thrown from his board.
Mick Fanning said he managed to punch the shark and startle it escaping injury. He was soon rescued and the tournament called off.
On July 25, Mick Fanning posted an Instagram picture on Twitter of himself looking out to sea.
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