Watch your little toes...
 

<iframe src="http://player.vimeo.com/video/32551025?title=0&amp;byline=0&amp;portrait=0" width="400" height="225" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe><p><a href="http://vimeo.com/32551025">PP Shark Attack 11/22/11</a> from <a href="http://vimeo.com/takizuki">steelhead</a> on <a href="http://vimeo.com">Vimeo</a>.</p>

big bite!
 

Guy said he was in 25 feet of water right off the rock. The bite looked like it came from the bottom. Very lucky guy!

Damn, those guys have a serious sack fishing there. Ano Nuevo, just a couple miles south, is an extremely sick right hand break that nobody surfs. I wonder why?

Elephant seals are the preferred prey there and funny how the silhouette of a kayak looks about the same sitting in the water.

Good thing he was on an Outback and not a Revo or Adventure. :eek:

What are the odds of that happening in LJ....very likely I'd say!:eek:

Whoa...that was too close for comfort, looks like it came from the bottom,
I woulda pooped myself, thank God he is around to tell the story

SCARY!!!

Nothing like throwing a fat lipper in, when your life was on the line...

The GW attack that happened back in the 50's was right next to the rock at La Jolla Cove. The people standing at the walk by the cove saw and heard the whole thing.
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Considering the 25" Greenback I caught yesterday (my personal best) and clean water, I would say you have a very good chance of an up close and personal experience with a Giant Mako or GWS.

:eek:

That's intense

That Outback is the same color as a seal. Stay away from that color! :drool5:

Driftwood,

I hear Great Whites like bonewhite ProAnglers too.

Plus, they can smell beans a mile away...:notworthy:

I'm pretty sure they like Greek food better than Mexican food. BTW, this is the time when more GW sharks are spotted in La Jolla. C-ya tomorrow Yani. I got lots of squid to shum the water. :afraid:

warranty job
 

is that down south of up north? way to stay cool under pressure:cheers1:

Hobie will warranty that!:D:D:D



So where is the fishing report?




Guess what this guy is saying in his prayers tonight.:)

"Dear God, I hope that shark didn't hurt his teeth on my kayak." ? :rolleyes:

Gnarly! Great job on the hull design Hobie!!!Sharks mouth wasn't big enough.

Driftwood,

Not sure about tomorrow, too many Greeks to feed...

Hey Steveooo, Thanks for the post. I wonder who sneaked up on whom :eek:

Is that why you only fish from boats and not from kayaks recently :confused:

Serious Question. I'm not just asking this because I'm an OK guy and I noticed in the video that the other guy was in a Prowler.

Do the Hobies seem to get hit more by GWS than any other kayak because of the shape and the drive shaft?

I don't think they see to much in those waters, there is commotion up close and you know how it is, everything that moves is eatable.

Don't be hatin' :p
Yeah fishing on a 26 Blackman is nice, but I decided to go out on my Klamath Skiff Yesterday :p :p :aetsch:

-Here's a Couple of Videos leaving La Jolla - shot from my phone. :aetsch: :p :p :p
Look No Hand and No Feet. :aetsch:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pv-OYC0zZns

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vT_El4CF4t4

I would put some cavitation fins on the outboard, motor sounds a bit rough...
if ya got some on, might think about adjusting height of the outboard, sounds like the motor is working a bit.

But what the phook do I know...threadjack!

I hope the reason whitey came up was the fins, I wouldn't be too worried about having my legs over the side. I think I'd be more worried about being able to cling to the top of the plastic...yikes.

Can't believe he got no teeth out of that one...:eek:

lol :) - That skiff is barely breathing. All you hear is the wind ripping past the cell phone.

It runs a legitimate 33 MPH on the GPS.
4 Stroke EFI Motor and gets better than 10 MPG.