An AMSA spokeswoman said the man told rescuers when the beast attacked, it was the “fastest he’s ever paddled”.
“The kayaker was in good health due to rationing water and food over the time,” they reported.
“Eventually making the decision to set his beacon off in distress.”
Although not registered, the AMSA said the beacon was vital to the rescue of the kayaker.
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