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Local boy does good:

http://www.kayakfishingmagazine.net/articles/102-current-issue-featured-articles-on-kayak-fishing/1897-a-great-white-encounter.html

Great Article!!  I could feel the hair on the back of my neck stand up as I read it.  We don't have great whites up here...I don't think, but I have been reviewing a few of my videos and I am not sure I will be dangling my feet over the edge as often...especially while playing a salmon on the other end of the line.

We just had a sea lion attack a guy standing on a powerboat with his butt hanging over the railing.  I'm sure if they wanted to bth sea lions and great whites could do a similar amount of damage...ie death.

Thanks for writing that up Chris!

I don't know how I would react.good write up.

yeah, great write-up on the incident, sounds like fun...

Good job Chris.  That's definitely not a story I'll be forgetting anytime soon; reading it really gets the blood pumping.

Thanks for checking out the article! I'm surprised by all the buzz it's getting.

Engaging write up. Shared it on FB.

 Can't show this one to the wife and friends. I'd never get out again. Great write up.

Wobbler

Engaging write up. Shared it on FB.

My too and then some. A lot of people talking about your experience and the article.

Wow. I'm not sure how composed I would have been in a situation like that. Great write up.

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Good write up...don't know how I would have handled it.

Anyone know of any great white sightings along the Washington coast?  You'd think Neah Bay/Hobuck would be prime waters...  A sea lion just about made me crap in my drysuit last year...not sure what kind of damage a great white would do. 

Anyone know of any great white sightings along the Washington coast?  You'd think Neah Bay/Hobuck would be prime waters...  A sea lion just about made me crap in my drysuit last year...not sure what kind of damage a great white would do.

I've heard, 1 confirmed sighting of a Great White in Washington waters. No attacks.

Assuming that confirmed means good photo, or identified by fisheries biologist - not a just a story.

Doesn't mean they aren't there, probably just shy.