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Old 06-25-2008
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How You Know Your Boats To Small

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Here fishy fishy... I think this guy is smart enough to bring the fish to shore without keeping any space on the boat
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A guy a few months back was out kayaking in La Jolla cove, had 22ft (6+meter) swim under him, he first thought it was a shadow of a airliner out SD international.

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The guy is with a group of South African scientists who study great white sharks. I hope they paid him extra for playing bait.
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I saw a report on the news that a woman in a kayak in California had a great white shark overturn her boat, she managed to fend the shark off.
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and all this time I thought that picture was photoshopped. I had no idea it was the real deal ... YIKES
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No, not photoshopped... not too bright of them to be playing with GWS that can eat them and their boat... but that is their choice... and darwin is still valid.
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