Reply With QuoteAn oldie, but a goodie.
I bet that would've been a humbling experience!
Cheers,
Kaidon
The chance to get up nice close and personal with nature...
An oldie, but a goodie.
I bet that would've been a humbling experience!
Cheers,
Kaidon
Conservation NOT preservation!
If you're going to post photo shopped pictures then at least put up the ones that look a bit more believable, like this one.....
Have a look on u tube.
Type in "killer whale on kayak"
I started to hyperventilate just watching it
Cheers, steve.
it's real chipsOriginally Posted by Just_chips
http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/sharkkayak.asp
and real old too
Bet he wishes he had a rod with him....
Cheers and thanks.
"Tackle Whore on a budget..."
Gonzo II – Brooker 4.5m 40hp Yam & Outlaw Kayak
Fish Well, Fish Egrell
http://www.ecofishersqld.org.au
I have actually been to that exact spot, near a place called Hangklip- about an hours drive from Cape Town in South Africa. The bay that this picture was taken at is called False Bay, has 3 islands chokkers full of seals. The shark equivalent of a fast food drive through. If anyone's seen footage of GW's getting airborne and smashing seals, thats a few miles away from wher this photo was taken. The warm Indian current makes it a great place to swim, great rock fishing and good for shark sightings from shore.
Submarines depart for southern ocean excercises from Simonstown naval base (on the other side of this bay), have nicknamed a local shark 'Sub, as the subs have been able to 'ping' on sonar a BIG shark. They know it's not a whale because it never 'sings'...
Photo is legit though.....
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