They had an encounter they’ll never forget.
KIRO 7 News StaffA fisherman and his son got up and close with several humpback whales, and the experience was captured on video.
It happened at the Queen Charlotte islands - also known as Haida Gwai - between Vancouver Island and Ketchikan, Alaska. Bob Hawley and his son were there last weekend in a 17-foot Boston Whaler when they noticed humpbacks feeding in the distance on bait fish.Hawley tells KIRO 7 there were five whales. He said even though humpbacks can reach up to 50 feet and weigh 35 tons, the whales never hit the boat.
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