by Larry Hogan | May 9, 2015 | Dive Reports
yes they do! the eagle rays seem to love the ambiance of that great dive site. the LCU is a WWII style landing craft that flipped upside down while purposely being sunk as an artificial reef! they are always there, cruising around some invisible circuit. they fly...
by Larry Hogan | May 6, 2015 | Dive Reports
yes they do, and they never fail to bring a smile to our divers. here in Hawaii we call them Honu. there are other species of turtles here in the islands, loggerheads, olive ridleys, hawksbills, and the giant leatherback. but these last four are usually only seen...
by Larry Hogan | Apr 19, 2015 | Dive Reports
Congrats to good friend and long time Island Diver Hawaii customer, Jon J., who logged in dives 100 and 101 !! many thanks to you for making my job easy and fun over the last few years!! dive 100 was Baby Barge, with 150 foot visibility and ripping current! it was...
by Larry Hogan | Apr 16, 2015 | Dive Reports
Wow, so many turtles today! We always see a fair amount of large Hawaiin green sea turtles, but lately we have been seeing lots of smaller and younger turtles. Sea Life Park does have a program where they hatch baby turtles and release them into the ocean over in...
by Larry Hogan | Apr 12, 2015 | Dive Reports
NO, not that “getting wrecked!” that is not a good idea, especially underwater! I’m talking Wreck Specialty! and today Barb was getting wrecked with me on both the Kahala barge and the world famous YO 257 !! she did good on wreck dives 3/4,...
