Hear he/she sleeps at Woodies. Great sess. today.....warm and windy. Hats off to the guy in Bay1 on the Kima.......was so inspirational to watch talent.
Maybe our friend will try and pick off a seal at Woodies before it moves on. I hear they don't like it windy though
Hey Peeps,
There are a lot of Great Whites around in Perth waters at the moment. A lot of the divers in our spearfishing club have come across them over the last month or so.
Be careful!
DM
Hey Sammy....the guy was rippen in knee high wind waves, almost landing 1.5 meter airs strapless. I also love that spot when its windy and the tide not too high........but shhhh.
seems like there everywhere, there are heaps around nsw waters at the moment. So much for endangered species.
that time of year alright- one of the boys at scarborough yesterday said something big cruised under his board , twice!- about 3-4m long and he was only about 150m offshore. i doubt it could be anything else if it really was that big.
Oh look kids
theres some surfers, swimmers, divers & kiteboarders just above us
but dont worry - they dont think we live here 
^^^^ more appropriately !
P.s drive safely to work at least 3 of you will die before weeks end 
This is interesting:
At Margaret River, there's been one shark attack in the last three years.
At Margaret River main street, 70 people have been hit by cars in the last three years. (Source: margaret river council)
Make sure you get scared about the right things. 
"Great White at Leighton"
Sure, I put a few kg on over winter and havent seen much sun,
Could be the same one the fishermen saw cruising bay one at Woodies last Monday.
They said it was "big".
But considering what they catch down there anything that doesnt fit in a bucket would be 'big'
It was a sunfish that was seen at leightons...got fo watch those buggers thay get ya with UV
I was wandering why there was bugger all kites out round about sunset tonite??? And it was cranking!!
DAM!!
done my first downwinder on my strapless board late saturday avo from Leighton....spent plenty of time dangling in the water, a fair wack offshore trying to dial into it!
Boo!
Fin above the water, large mass below the water.. I ain't hangin around to confirm - I'm outta there!
so was it a sunfish or not . this guy in a chopper surely he would be able to tell the difference between a 5m GW and a sunfish purely on girth .
A 5m white pointer would be one fat phucker
Hi Guys,
Sunfish are deep oceanic fish, it would be EXTREMELY rare to see one in shallow waters 150m off shore.
Sharks live in salt water, it's been scientifically proven!
Like Lozza says, perspective man!
DM
