Just thought it was cool to have a Cat 30 in background. Any of you guys need to go over the side to check a thru Hull?
Jaws off Cape cod
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Just thought it was cool to have a Cat 30 in background. Any of you guys need to go over the side to check a thru Hull?
Did you get a barrel on him? 
Who took the pic? Drone?
I can hear the music.....din din din din dedut dedah.....
Who took the pic? Drone?I can hear the music.....din din din din dedut dedah.....
Some guy named Mike Lemery.
Somewhat shark-related. "White Feather"
"he picked up shark fishing and this newfound hobby helped him overcome his depression."
"he picked up shark fishing and this newfound hobby helped him overcome his depression."
Thanks JSG. Man, that is some scary signage on those beaches.....not for meSome guy named Mike Lemery.
I was going to call Photo Shop on this but after reading the blog on Mr. Lemery's website ,I believe it's authentic. He's right that a one in a million shot. Maybe a hundred million. Remember - Don't swim where there are seals.
Sharks and shark warnings tend to generate a visceral response by many.
But not all...
We saw a pod whales with multiple male whales breaching this year south of Long Island in late August. Pretty neat.
The last big shark I saw off of Cape Cod was a few years ago -- on the "outside" east of the Cape. I thought it was a whale on the surface, until I saw the tail was vertical, not horizontal :^)))). It was one, big, fish!!!
We hit two "biggish" sunfish in the Gulf of Maine this year while sailing this year. We weren't going that fast both time. They awakened with a "bump" and great deal of commotion. Hope we didn't hurt them. I looked down at the second one because I happened to be on the rail steering on the same side of the boat as the sunfish was. Its "fin" might be mistaken for a shark, but it's body clearly wasn't built for speed :^))).
The last big shark I saw off of Cape Cod was a few years ago -- on the "outside" east of the Cape. I thought it was a whale on the surface, until I saw the tail was vertical, not horizontal :^)))). It was one, big, fish!!!
We hit two "biggish" sunfish in the Gulf of Maine this year while sailing this year. We weren't going that fast both time. They awakened with a "bump" and great deal of commotion. Hope we didn't hurt them. I looked down at the second one because I happened to be on the rail steering on the same side of the boat as the sunfish was. Its "fin" might be mistaken for a shark, but it's body clearly wasn't built for speed :^))).