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https://www.tradewindscharters.com/Sundays are for relaxing with family and making some memories. We are happy to report we were able to make that happen for serveral families today with multiple whale sightings! We were able to see lots of tail shots which occur when the whales dive to feed off the sea floor. Did you know the tail of a whale is actually called a fluke? These are not classified as fins because they have a skeletal structure where fish fins do not since those are composed of cartilage. Come make your life long memories with us and book your trip today! You can use our website or give us a call at (541) 765-2345.
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Thank you to the captain and crew of the Mariner for giving our guests a great day of Whale Watching! While the Gray Whales are the main players on the field, there are so many more to be seen! There's the potential to see Humpbacks, Blues, and very rarely the Sperm whale. We would love to take you out on your next Whale Watching adventure. Book your next cruise online or give us a call at (541) 765-2345. ......
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There have been so many whale sightings lately it's difficult to remember a time when there were not! What makes the summer season such an ideal time to come see the Gray Whales of Depoe Bay? The main thing that draws these giant animals to our coast is the amount of zooplankton that flock to the area in order to feed off the phytoplankton (small marine plants) which increase drastically in numbers and growth due to the warmer water and sun exposure. With......
