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GW is back
Nah, not that GW, This is a 20' plus Great White that was seen 100yds offshore @ La Jolla Cove.
Kayaker first thought it was a shadow of an airliner that left SD International, then realized his mistake as it swam 10' below him
Tis the season
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Nice.............
Nothin' like that in Lake Texoma.
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What cleaning supplys did he use to get the poop smell out of his kayak?
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Where's the picture?
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Here's the picture. Kind of makes me happy to put up with Lake Ontario.
http://www.whitesharktrust.org/pages...e/media25.html
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http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/sharkkayak.asp
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Here's another photo. It's a brave (or foolish) man who sits in a kayak above a great white.
http://www.whitesharktrust.org/pages...e/media26.html
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john,
Thanks. I think I'd want a slightly bigger boat.
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John,
Those photos are old - been all over the internet for at least 2 years and I believe from South Africa.
Pappy's post refers to a recent sighting off La Jolla, California.
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I would personally pick a style of watercraft that looked a little less like an injured seal. But that's just me.
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We're gonna need a bigger boat.
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