Big Lake - Albino (Pink) Dolphin Siting
 

Wish I woulda had my daughter with me. It was working the South opening into West Cove off of the Ship Channel on Saturday afternoon.

yep, me, longcast, mcjaredsandwich, and shaw saw pinky on saturday in the lake along with several other dolphin. they was herding bait and pinky actually jumped clear out of the water. pretty neat.

did he look like this
 

i took this video with my palm treo about 3 or 4 years ago.


we were very excited to see him and still talk about it.

If its a boy....I don't think he would like the name Pinky!!!

We saw pinky in the ship channel Sat. too. Just for a second though. I didn't see it but then I didn't have as much beer in me as the rest on the boat either.

We saw him/her a couple of weeks ago also. Pretty cool.

Yea I'm with you, Moby or Ahab. But not pinky...

:rolleyes: .. well I didn't name it and like it or not, male or female.... Pinky is that dolphin's common nickname..


"September 12, 2011
Chester Moore, Jr. Port Arthur News The Port Arthur News Mon Sep 12, 2011, 09:19 AM CDT
— Last fall News Outdoors Editor Chester Moore captured this photograph of "Pinky", an extremely rare bottle-nosed dolphin on Lake Calcasieu (Big Lake). Due to recent sightings of "Pinky" by local anglers fishing Big Lake, there have been requests for this photo.


From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ~
Pinky is an albino bottlenose dolphin. Pinky was first spotted in 2007 by a boat caftain, Erik Rue. The dolphin has become a tourist attraction, and conservationists have asked visitors to leave the dolphin alone.


"CAMERON PARISH, LA (KPLC) - It appears there has been another sighting of that rare pink dolphin in Cameron Parish.
Several pictures were sent in Sunday by Robert Odom. No word on where the pictures were taken.
Nicknamed "Pinky" by locals, the animal is actually albino, which gives it a pinkish color.
The dolphin was first sighted in June 2007 in Cameron swimming in the Calcasieu Ship Channel.
Since then there's been a lot of sightings, but only a half dozen or so have been caught on camera.
Copyright 2011 KPLC. All rights reserved."

Pinky Tuscadaro!