Johnny Watson wrote: Would have been the big resident Bronzie. Seen it jump on a few separate occasions, sometimes a couple good jumps in short succession right where you pointed out. 99% of people think they don't jump bit they do. |
terrafish wrote: Bronzies barrel roll, threshers greyhound and makos vertical or near to, with or without the somersault. Just my observations and never seen truly big mako or thresher in action. Guess you would have to see the whole jump. Would really like to see if a white would. Purely for scientific purposes of course. |
Alan L wrote: Mako do a 360 usually. Did it loop? Alan
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Alan L wrote: I have seen a massive mako (hundreds of Kgs - big as my 5.3m tinnie easy) 360. We were hooked on to it. It pulled about 3-500m and thought had a marlin. Until it surfaced. As soon as saw the size said to the guys, 'No way it is coming near the boat'. Not within 100m. Alan |
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