Probably... Amateur.
In case everyone has forgotten their whale field landing instruction, I will paste this quote directly from the airplane flying handbook but I can't believe we have we have to rehash this basic stuff here:
"1. reduce power.
2. Pitch down directly at the whale which induces a fight or flight response in the animal.
If the whale chooses "flight", he goes deeper in which case you flare and land normally.
If he chooses "fight" he is going to leap out of the water.
Level off and fly under the whale trying not to make contact with the water or the whale. Consult your POH for proper power/flap settings.
If the whale is smaller or does not jump high enough you may have to roll slightly with it to avoid a whale-strike
After you have cleared the whale, climb to avoid being caught in the splash.
If there is room, continue your landing as normal otherwise go around but be ready for a second encounter as you now know this particular whale is likely going to opt for the fight vs flight response."
This is really basic stuff. I think John and Martha covered it in depth using catchy phrases like:
"You are in for a whale of a landing"
"Wheel pants? I thought you said Whale Pants"
"not being prepared for a shamu showdown could ruin your whole doggone day"