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Topic: Close encounter with killer whales (video)  (Read 2350 times)

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BigGabe

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Cool and scary at the same time.  I've had a pod of dolphins do this to me when I was out in Monterey Bay.  It sure gets your attention. 

http://www.mandatory.com/2012/11/29/man-films-killer-whales-as-they-swim-under-his-kayak/?ncid=txtlnkusaolp00000058&
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That's a close call!  Thanks for the link Gabe.
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Holy $#!t is right.
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What's the limit on those tuxedo trout? :smt044


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You just need a MUCK bigger spear tip that you showed me earlier.


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Freaking awesome. I've had dolphins go under my surf board while waiting for waves.


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i would have shat for sure!
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That was awesome! Saw many in AK, and we always did the same thing, raft up and let them pass. Orcas are pretty smart and can generally tell if there is something on the surface. Love the height of the dorsal as the second whale swims by. Too cool!
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 :smt006

  Gonna need a bigger reel for them! :smt044  Pretty cool having an apex preadator that close and not eat you!


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I would have loved it and shat myself simultaneously. 

When the dolphin came under my yak, at first all I saw was a large silver critter going under my yak.  In the fraction of a second it took me to recognize it as one of the dolphins I thought it looked just like the landlord.  It was a hell of a relief when I figured it out since it was only a couple of feet under my yak.
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THAT WAS FREAKIN AWSOME THANKS  :smt006


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Awesome!  Thanks for the post.


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From a personal experience this yr when you have whales headed for you there is nothing you can do except sit there. and wait to see what happens. 
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