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A monster active hotspot in the Eastern channel.
Image: a close look at a surface lunge-feeding humpback whale. The pink and white, accordion-like, expanded, gular grooves are shown. The whale has engulfed a massive amount of water and anchovies, and is now expelling water, and retaining fish inside its mouth. 2026 08–01 SB Channel Our trip down to the far E channel took place under a high, gray, stratus layer. Tiny holes of s...

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Excitement 8 miles south of Hope Ranch.
Image: FYI - a birdnado diagram 2026 07–29 SB Channel Conditions were better today. Skies remained sunny and clear, and the wind was less intense, even though there was still a little bit of an overnight bump. Most of the action was 8 miles S of Hope Ranch. Sightings: 3000 common dolphins, 200 California sea lions, 3 humpback whales, and 1 ocean sunfish (Mola mola). I almost for...

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Gorgeous skies, with a little bump on the water, and time well spent with lots of dolphins and a humpback whale
Image: a humpback whale makes a close pass by the Condor Express. 2026 07–28 SB Channel Once again things were a little bit bumpy out there. Skies were sunny, but there was a 4 foot swell and quite a bit of bump from overnight winds. Total sightings for the trip included 1500 common dolphins and 1 humpback whale. We had a good tour of the channel, and covered lots of miles durin...

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The Buoy continues to be "the spot”
Image: a young humpback whale throws its tail, as it must. (See below). 2026 07-26 SB Channel The hotspot near the buoy continues! No endless driving around searching or taking dead-end routes, the buoy has been a honeyhole for the last 2 weeks. Conditions were a little bit mild today. Although there was a bit of a swell and a small bump, the wind was in the “light breeze” categ...

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Sunny, windy, a little bumpy… with hungry humpback whales.
Image: a hungry humpback whale does some surface lunge feeding right next to the Condor Express. 2026 07–25 SB Channel If you read yesterday‘s Whale Report, conditions were just about the same… “nautical.” It was windy and bumpy, but there was plenty of sunshine. All the action was still out by the buoy. Total sightings for the day: 1500 common dolphins, 3 humpback whales and 7 ...

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