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Humpbacks Are Here - LavaOcean - 12-15-2007 Im sure most of you already know since your all connected to the net but its that time of year again. Just thought Id let you know where Ive been spotting the Humpbacks. 1 pod off Leliewi 1 pod off Puki Bay 1 pod near Hilo Bay Breakwall entry Also next weekend were kicking off our Natural Wonders of Hilo tour and giving our Kama'aina a 2 for 1 special so give us a call if your interested. 808.990.0553 www.lavaocean.com Shane Turpin Lava Ocean Adventures RE: Humpbacks Are Here - bystander - 12-15-2007 I just saw one last week down the road on Paradise Drive. It was spouting and slaping it's tail in the water. RE: Humpbacks Are Here - Tolleys - 12-16-2007 Our ngiehbor saw a mother and baby around Thanksgiving south of Kaloi Point, HPP. Shane, I was checking out the dinner cruise. I have friends coming in Jan 2008. Looks like your Jan 2008 calendar is not correct. Check the dates and days. They are out of synch. Susan Edited by - Tolleys on 12/16/2007 09:53:45 RE: Humpbacks Are Here - Loretta - 12-16-2007 Just saw my first tail slaps and spouts of the season out here at Kapoho!! RE: Humpbacks Are Here - LavaOcean - 12-17-2007 Glad to see everyones seeing some whales. Yeah we moved back the Dinner cruise to bring in the new year, just found an office in Hilo to run things. The menu is going to available next week, thanks for the interest Shane Turpin Lava Ocean Adventures RE: Humpbacks Are Here - Beachboy - 12-18-2007 quote: yeah right! Handle every situation like a dog,If you can't eat it or hump it,piss on it and walk away... Edited by - beachboy on 12/18/2007 07:00:30 RE: Humpbacks Are Here - bystander - 12-18-2007 Hassling or even approaching a whale is against the law. I don't know how much it is but there is a huge fine for doing this. Some years a tourist from Germany was fined for swimming too close to a whale. RE: Humpbacks Are Here - Beachboy - 12-18-2007 quote: bystander, see the smiley face with the wink? You know what that means? Early 70's I swam outside of the Lahaina Roadstead with Humpbacks with some other Greenpeace people while National Geographic filmed it. I was never arrested? Handle every situation like a dog,If you can't eat it or hump it,piss on it and walk away... RE: Humpbacks Are Here - LavaOcean - 12-18-2007 100 yards is the limit all vessels are required to keep and most ocean loving captains abide by. Shane Turpin Lava Ocean Adventures RE: Humpbacks Are Here - gtill - 01-11-2008 Sailboats are the way to see whales. Main thing no prop in the water to cause damage, and in a sailboat, if you piss same off, he will remedy the situation on the spot. Whale self defense! Granted power tours don't exceed the distance regs, if you drift from upcurrent, it's not your fault they get closer. How did the recent child get killed in a whale collision? The whale probably sank, and that wasen't even mentioned how the whale fared. Not the first time for Whale Foundation fleet. Sailboats or jet power only, or else a ban will occur and everybody looses. An encounter of a 60' sperm whale in a 27' sloop is memorable! Thanks "Big Oil" for saving te whales! |