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Humpback whale sightings and the abundance no common dolphins were off the charts.
Image: Beautiful Santa Cruz Island provides a backdrop for a humpback whale tail-throwing session. 2029 07-11 SB Channel Flat, calm, and glassy seas characterized the first half of the day until a very light breeze and warm sunshine took over. Captain Dave and the crew headed S and ended up in the shipping lanes, as we have the last few days. There were 2 nice hotspot zones alon...

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Perfectly calm seas with active humpbacks and lots of dolphins.
Image: a very friendly humpback whale comes over to greet its fans and show off its tail flukes on today’s excursion. 2026 07–10 SB Channel The ocean settled down today as compared to earlier this week. Skies were overcast all day with a few very small “sucker holes” of sun peeking through. The ocean was calm flat and glassy in the morning turning to a rippled surface in the aft...

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Big swells, high winds, bright sun. More drama with humpback whales and thousands of dolphins
Image: a humpback whale is shown moving through the challenging seas that we experienced today The skies were sunny and bright all day. But, oh boy, did NOAA ever get the forecast wrong. They, and other weather websites, had predicted wind less than 5 kn all day. What we found was more like 20 kn. It was a dramatic environment to set the stage for all of the wonderful sightings ...

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Three amazing humpbacks in the wind, with dolphins and sea lions.
Image: a humpback whale lets loose with a huge tail throw on a windy ocean. 2026 07–08 SB Channel You don’t get to be captain of the Condor Express by not learning a few things. Today’s Marine forecast was looking pretty bad. But after studying the reports and the charts, captain Dave decided to keep things on the N side of the lanes, and avoid going far to the D where winds wer...

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Dramatic waves and wind featured 22 whales and 3500 dolphins in their natural environment
Image: a birdnado with a humpback whale 2026 07–06 SB Channel It was a very bright and sunny day. The light chop on the ocean near the coast was transformed into more challenging conditions by the strong breeze offshore. Captain Eddy and the crew found plenty of random, spread out hotspots N of the lanes. Total sightings for the day: 22 humpback whales, 3500 common dolphins, and...

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