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Sardine Run 2010...

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Sardine Run 2010...

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  1. How can you tell? The one that hit me had a dragon tattoo on the left cheek. :crazy:

  2. Yip, that's the bird you broke!

     

    For those interested, all images from my trip to the 2010 Sardine Run now online at http://www.flickr.com/photos/jtresfon/sets...57624627571261/

     

    Regards

    Jean.

    Just taken a look at your flickr set. They are awesome. Thanks for sharing.

     

    Andy.

  3. wauwww...you were definitely more lucky than we were. We went to the wild coast (further south) and had bad viz and not too much action....

  4. pdemaagt, where we were is the wild coast. Where were you? Coffee Bay, Wavecrest or Kei?

  5. wow!! amazing collection!! :)

  6. pdemaagt, where we were is the wild coast. Where were you? Coffee Bay, Wavecrest or Kei?

     

     

    We were in Coffee bay. Lovely place! However, we didn't see what you say...

     

    Peter

  7. We were in Coffee bay. Lovely place! However, we didn't see what you say...

     

    Peter

     

    Ah well, Coffee Bay usually gets the activity with bad viz. There are many rivers flowing into the sea which adds a lot of stuff into the water. This is the clean water was very mixed at best with the activity north of you. We had a few days of 15m viz but not much action. If you read my report, there may be a reason to how and why they bypassed you. It also pays to read up on the operators as everyone tries to be smart. Once you average out the days where the visibility is good and the proximity to action there are only a few places along the coast worth working from. Otherwise, you'll be like that BBC crew which put in 3 weeks because some guy sold them sardine baitballs in April with Bryde's whales and penguins... except it was all anchovies and in mud viz. Opps!

    Edited by Drew
  8. Amazing!!!!!!!!

     

    Put more, please.

  9. :):D:):notworthy:

     

    Cheers,

     

    Diggy

  10. amazing work..that whale shot is timeless!

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