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nah, but i just about ran over one. i was just getting to elephant rock(its a zoo out there
) when saw this thing in the water. as i got closer i realised it was a shark.
i aimed just to the side of it thinking i would scare it off with the bullet
, but it didn't move so i had to lift my paddle off over the top, then it moved off and away slowly.
looked like it was sunning itself or something. about 3 to 4 ft long. first time i've seen one on the surface
beautiful colours. no photos, but it did happen
You must have scared it off, cause I was 100m behind and didn't see anything except lots of stingrays.
Might have been lost, they are meant to be in the north west pacific.
Could it have been a tiger?
Juvenile tigers do have more pronounced stripes, though their sheer thickness would have given it away i'd say..
Fantastic side benefit of supping, such a privilege to see something like that. DJ and I saw a seal playing (fishing?) in the kelp yesterday and even that is great.
Had an early morning surf in January, saw a black wallaby on the drive, a koala in the middle of the dirt road, an echidna on the track to the beach and a whopper ray out in the water, by the end I was just shaking my head. What an awesome country we live in.
Seen heaps of small hammerheads this season, el Nina warm water they are coming down I suppose
