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[ronbo613]

One time when we were surfing in Puerto Escondido, a bunch of sharks swam between us and the beach. Scared? Sure, but what are the options? Swim in or surf in? In Central America, I saw black tip reef sharks every day and great whites swimming along the ledge of the continental shelf of the big surf days.
Compared to that, sitting on my kayak without my legs dangling in the water is no threat. Personally, I don't think a shark is going to try and eat a 13' piece of plastic when there are so many sea lions for dinner.

[deepdvr]

Originally Posted by ronbo613

Personally, I don't think a shark is going to try and eat a 13' piece of plastic when there are so many sea lions for dinner.

A number of attacks on Hobies (red seems to be the color of choice)


BATTLE-SCARRED KAYAK TELLS THE TOOTHY TALE – Relieved Concord resident Dan Prather displays the damage caused to his kayak by a suspected great white shark. Prather was fishing a mile from Bean Hollow State Beach on Saturday when he was knocked into the water by a violent impact from below. After a harrowing few moments watching the shark chew on his boat, the uninjured Prather regained his seat and sprinted for the safety of the beach.

[Whizz Bang]

And this one time I was at band camp..... OK it must be real....or reel....these guys dont F$%K around they are all legit from the North Cal posse. They are drug tested every WEEK!!! Just to make sure nobody is doin nothin that is not grown locally! And in case you didnt notice there is NO difference between dose guys in da kayaks and dat fin..........nobody is movin nowheres.....


If this is REAL.... My apologies, and my congratulations on catching a GWS sleeping motionless on the water, and amongst all of you.....truly special.>>>>>>>>>>FU($.... would somebody post another WSB report!!! I am stuck in Wyoming, chasing tiny salmonoids.......HELP!!!!!

[dsafety]

Originally Posted by deepdvr

A number of attacks on Hobies (red seems to be the color of choice)


BATTLE-SCARRED KAYAK TELLS THE TOOTHY TALE – Relieved Concord resident Dan Prather displays the damage caused to his kayak by a suspected great white shark. Prather was fishing a mile from Bean Hollow State Beach on Saturday when he was knocked into the water by a violent impact from below. After a harrowing few moments watching the shark chew on his boat, the uninjured Prather regained his seat and sprinted for the safety of the beach.

Do you think this would be covered by the Hobie warranty?

Bob