Now what do you do?

[Jimmyz123]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1BDY...1&feature=fvwp

We're always trying to avoid these guys when do you do if this happens?

[fknricter]

maybe someone got chased by the tax man??? or he just got a new fishing buddy hahaha!

[Jimmyz123]

Originally Posted by fknricter

maybe someone got chased by the tax man??? or he just got a new fishing buddy hahaha!

I was thinking the Tax man also. That thing looked very relieved to have a place out of the water to sit.

[BigWaterOmeez]

Originally Posted by Jimmyz123

I was thinking the Tax man also. That thing looked very relieved to have a place out of the water to sit.

Might be quite a show if you pushed him out!

[Jimmyz123]

Originally Posted by BigWaterOmeez

Might be quite a show if you pushed him out!

Agreed, sealions, if threatened, use their teeth to defend themselves, but then add the movement and that could flip the yak. Best bet to just let the dawg leave on its own.

[BigWaterOmeez]

Originally Posted by Jimmyz123

Agreed, sealions, if threatened, use their teeth to defend themselves, but then add the movement and that could flip the yak. Best bet to just let the dawg leave on its own.

So what you're saying is...shaking a stick at a heavy organism standing on a slim platform keeping you from the suspected presence of an apex predator is a bad idea. Hadn't looked at it that way...

All kidding aside, hadn't thought of that; thanks.