by Larry Hogan | Dec 27, 2015 | Dive Reports
Spitting cave was our third dive today, and it was a fitting climax to a spectacular day of diving. we began our scuba journey by mooring up the Sea Fox to the Kahala Barge. at 90 feet in the sand, it is a wreck made for swimming through, with large rectangles cut in...
by Larry Hogan | Dec 22, 2015 | Dive Reports
we call it the LCU for short, and it stands for Landing Craft Unit. and it also stands for Landing Craft Upsidedown! when this ship was purposely sunk to create an artificial reef, it flipped upside down. Due to its slightly concave shape, and the rear wheelhouse...
by Larry Hogan | Dec 13, 2015 | Dive Reports
always a special dive, as pilots and aircraft aficionados from around the world come all the way to Oahu, Hawaii, to dive this site. at 107 feet of depth sits this WWII fighter plane. the Corsair is a propeller driven craft, and that propeller is still intact and...
by Larry Hogan | Nov 26, 2015 | Dive Reports
Excellent time today as we did two, yes TWO, drift dives on the incredible wall outside of Hanauma Bay. First drop was Sea Cave, a dive site that never, ever fails to awe divers! it was a bit rough on the surface, but so worth a bouncy ride, as we saw sharks,...
by Larry Hogan | Nov 13, 2015 | Dive Reports
Strong winds can create big waves, and that was the case this morning. but below the surface the diving was spectacular, with mild current and 200 foot visibility. Baby Barge, and its variety of marine life, was our first dive, and the marine life did not let us...
