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Amazing looks at tough dolphins and humpbacks enjoying an otherwise very rough day in the Channel.
Image: an adult humpback whale breaches into the wind on an extremely rough day for humans. 2026 10–10 SB Channel As Captain Dave told it, the conditions today were far worse than what NOAA forecast. Ir was cloudy all day, and very windy with lots of white caps and chop. In addition, there was a 6 foot short-interval swell that made it almost impossible to move the boat at any s...

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A pair of big adult humpback whales and a lot of dolphins scattered about.
Image: a pair of friendly humpback whales; the whole body of one can be seen underwater close to the Condor Express. 2026 10–09 SB Channel According to Captain Dave, it was pretty nice out there in the Channel today. Skies were sunny, seas were calm. A light breeze picked up in the afternoon. The water remains clear, especially offshore. Total observations: 300 common dolphins 2...

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A special charter cruise goes to the far eastern Channel to find humpbacks and boobies.
Image: today’s track shows the Condor Express out in the far the eastern Channel. (Courtesy of marinetraffic.com). 2026 10–07 SB Channel Today was a special cruise ship charter trip. Captain Eddy and the crew took the Condor Express S as far as the lanes and then turned E in order to explore more territory. They passed the eastern end of beautiful Santa Cruz Island. (See today’s...

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Great dolphin sightings and a couple of wonderful young humpback whales
Image: a young humpback whale is seen kelping in the Santa Barbara Channel. 2026 10–04 SB Channel Captain Dave and the crew ran W to platform Holly and had some nice sightings. It was an unseasonably hot day with clear blue skies. When we were offshore there was a light breeze that helped cool things down. Total sightings for the day: 30 coastal bottlenose dolphins, 200 common d...

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KILLER WHALES
Image: two killer whales spy-hop simultaneously in the Santa Barbara Channel. 2026 09–27 SB Channel Captain Eddy and the crew reported sunny skies with a light breeze in the afternoon. The water was clear, and there was a small swell from the W that didn’t bother anybody. We made a long trip and ended up SW of platform Gail in the separation zone, part of the far Eastern Channel...

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