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Jeee...when I saw that killer whale coming at your boat it reminded me of an article I read not too long ago about a pod of killer wales head butting the side of a sailboat, the whale was seen leaving with a big gash and blood all over, the boat sank and 5 occupants were picked up at sea 2 weeks later...food for thoughts! I'm sure you could find the article on google.
I took video clips from sailing vacations over several years and a few different boats. We had an Islander 28 from 1992 to 2002, a Catalina 34 from 2003 to 2006 and a Fraser 41 from 2006 to present. We were on the Fraser when the whale swam under the boat.
Thanks, yes, that's where we are moored (Mitchell Bay close to Snug Harbor). Virtually everytime out last summer the Orca were there going by. We've had them surface within 20 feet of the boat, but I've never seen them go directly under us like they did on your video. That must've been intense!
Thanks, yes, that's where we are moored (Mitchell Bay close to Snug Harbor). Virtually everytime out last summer the Orca were going by. We've had them surface within 20 feet of the boat, but I've never had them go right under us like they did on your video. That must have been intense!
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- From Moonfish on SailNet