by Larry Hogan | May 23, 2015 | Dive Reports
excellent dive conditions above and below today, as the winds are back to the gentle trades. everyone wanted to see turtles today so we dove two of our top spots to see those green hawaiins! Baby Barge has a turtle cleaning station right next to it, as well as...
by Larry Hogan | May 19, 2015 | Dive Reports
sea cave is an incredible dive experience, with large and small marine life – sharks, rays, monk seals, dolphins, as well as octopus and frogfish, to name a few. and visually, it is truly spectacular, particularly as the tunnel entrance begins to open up into an...
by Larry Hogan | May 19, 2015 | Dive Reports
the LCU wreck, an old WWII style landing craft unit, has been the home of many of our larger marine animals. quite often we see whitetip sharks resting in the dark beneath the wreck, and I have seen some larger sharks – tigers in particular, out in the blue...
by Larry Hogan | May 14, 2015 | Dive Reports
the viper moray has a very distinct jaw shape and coloration, and are rarely seen by divers in Hawaii, except at turtle canyons, 15 minutes out from our dive shop in Hawaii Kai! the top jaw on the viper moray has an unusually hook-shaped upper jaw, plus a copper...
by Larry Hogan | May 11, 2015 | Dive Reports
how often do scuba divers get to see a submarine! not too often, unless you’re diving the wreck of the YO 257 with us! it is such a unique dive experience, and I highly recommend a trip to Oahu for any interested diver! the YO is a great site on it own, eagle...
