August 13, 2025

Wednesday morning started out with calm seas and a lovely ride out towards Jeffreys Ledge. As we approached the area where we have been seeing whales recently, the wind began to pick up and the fishing boats let us know that the whales have been few and far between in the area today. So we made a slight change in course and before long, we saw a whale in the distance! This whale was doing her signature feeding move- two tail flicks to create a disturbance on the surface, and then about 20 seconds later, she would charge up through the disturbed water with her mouth wide open to catch the fish! This was Clamp!

Soon, we saw other blows in the area. Ravine was blowing bubble clouds to catch her fish, but surfacing outside of them.

Sedge also showed up to the party.

With the wind and seas picking up, and a fog bank not far away, we decided to head for home. Due to the deteriorating weather conditions, we ended up cance
ing our afternoon trip. Better luck tomorrow!