sailfish attack

sailfish attacks go pro

[Musty_Moth]

It's so cool to see how he pops his dorsal fin to increase drag and decrease speed, I thought they were only used for turning, this is awesome footage

[cattysplat]

Me with ocean swimming anxiety: "Fish can't hurt you."
Sailfish: "Hello I have a spear and move faster than a motorboat. En garde."

[TheGoodDoktor]

“Sir wait” Pant pant “we’ve been trying to reach you” Gasp pant “about your boats extended warranty!” Gasp

[beezo]

Like a fighter jet, he pops the air breaks (top sail) for quick deceleration. Awesome

[michaelmancini]

It's nuts how freaking fast they can swim, that boat was moving at a good clip

[mriphone]

Apparently sailfish can travel at a top speed of 68mph. Probably faster than most boats out there. Short clips of course.

[wesleypipesgaming]

That's seriously amazing how fast it swims.

[NeliusSan]

It never ceases to amaze me just how fast and powerful a fish can be in the water. Let alone a fish like this one

[matthewgauthier]

Just remarkable how well this creature moves.

[Enneamorph]

The way his dorsal fin flips up makes it look like he’s shifting gears lmao

[ricpowers]

Amazing. This could not be seen just 20 years ago without a film crew.

[insidethekult]

It is able to go that fast barely moving, with so fluidity and grace that’s just unbelievable

[shaocristal]

Wow. Just to think that our brave, forefather pioneers used to ride those babies for miles across mountains and seas.

Such majestic beasts.

[blogintonblakley]

That camera musta talked about the sailfish's wife...

[alfredsupersauce]

Boat is moving fast and fish looks like he's barely breaking a sweat

[tekay]

fantastic video. very cool watching how he uses the different fins.

[aidanvmcg]

I don’t think people realize how fast those things are

[alexsookhoo]

Sailfish, known to be among the fastest fish in the ocean

[claytonvanthoff]

That's an awesome piece of footage, showing just how they use their bill feeding, but I think that's a marlin.

[wompa]

What an awesome scene. Using the dorsal fin as a brake was wicked!