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https://www.tradewindscharters.com/The sightings continue folks! It’s still resident Gray Whale season here in Depoe Bay. These whales come in considerably closer to the shore in order to feed on the small crustaceans and other creatures living on the seafloor.
Due to their feeding behavior, it is very common and equally as exciting to get the infamous ‘tail shot’ from this species. They are not known for breaching the surface of the water like some other species of similar size, but they make up for it with their friendly and social demeanor.
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to meet these majestic animals in person. Call our office at (541) 765-2345 or book your cruise online
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Hazy days don’t mean we can’t see our favorite residents. Fog or no, the Gray Whales of Depoe Bay can be spotted when you come out on one of our boats. These social creatures know what our boats sound and look like, so it is very common for them to come in for a closer look to see what we’re up to. The resident whales stick around the bay for the entire summer season so make sure you come see this......
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It's a rough day out there on the ocean and we were not able to make it out to see the whales but we have availability through the rest of the week and will be taking bookings online or over the phone at (541) 765-2345. We look forward to taking you on your next adventure! ......
