Any six gill reports?
Any six gill reports?
Anyone had six gill encounters lately they want to share? I haven't been on any night or early am dives this summer, but wondered if any divers were running into the critters yet and if so, where?
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Twice this year at cove 2....once at night, the other time late afternoon.
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Don Coleman just saw one at Rosie's Ravine on Hood Canal last week - he was very excited about it since it was his first sighting.
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Could it be his cologne? Seriously, where's he seeing all the six-gills? I've only seen one (Redondo last summer). I heard Owens Beach during the summer is an almost sure thing.Calvin wrote:Huh, Janna's never seen a sixgill? Janna, seriously, you need to go diving with Burntchef - he has a pretty amazing track record.
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One was SE of the I beams in ~100 fsw, the other was on the boundary line just past the last yellow buoy- swam right in front of us- we followed her inside the line for a little while (this was before the water Taxi started running).L.A. wrote:That's awesome...depth and landmark?Nailer99 wrote:Twice this year at cove 2....once at night, the other time late afternoon.
Cove 2 is a pretty active spot for them, but I had well over 100 dives there before I saw my first one.
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Last summer I did ten dive there and saw six gill sharks on three of them. Other divers saw them somtimes when I did not. This year I have been dove Owens three times and have yet to run into one although I was told one was spotted a couple of weeks ago.I heard Owens Beach during the summer is an almost sure thing.
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My one and only sighting was at Owen Beach 3 years ago at dusk. I have a friend who dives Lobstershop, Les Davis Pipeline and Owen Beach regularly and sees them on almost every dive.
All his dives are 100+ feet.
All his dives are 100+ feet.
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Sounds like Kirby! However, no one see's Sixgills on almost every dive (I'd love to be proved wrong here!).Pinkpadigal wrote:My one and only sighting was at Owen Beach 3 years ago at dusk. I have a friend who dives Lobstershop, Les Davis Pipeline and Owen Beach regularly and sees them on almost every dive.
All his dives are 100+ feet.
There was a 10' Female Sixgill reported at Cove 2 last Tuesday. It was just a few yards away from where I was but no sighting for me this time.
Are you kidding me? Again?!mattwave wrote:I-Beams, 11am 6-7 footer, tagged.
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Man, I swear, Cove 2 is 6 gill central.
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my boyfriend really wants to see a sixgill ... i think we might have to go for a quick jaunt to the i-beams soon!
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Sounds like Kirby! However, no one see's Sixgills on almost every dive (I'd love to be proved wrong here!).gcbryan wrote:Pinkpadigal wrote:My one and only sighting was at Owen Beach 3 years ago at dusk. I have a friend who dives Lobstershop, Les Davis Pipeline and Owen Beach regularly and sees them on almost every dive.
All his dives are 100+ feet.
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Actually, his name is Kirk. I haven't talked to him in a few months, but every year, starting in late June, he would see at least 1 on each dive. None of us who knew him could believe it, but his buddies backed him up. Now, keep in mind, he did most of his dives 80-140ft, and he dove in the evenings or later at night. We used to tease him and said that he wore shark perfume.
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