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SCUBA Diving on the Corsair Wreck with Experienced Divers 7 feb

by | Feb 9, 2015 | Dive Reports | 0 comments

Larry Hogan

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a dangerous group, those sea-cavers, but fun!!  Sea Cave has become such a popular dive sight, that people all over the island are coming to dive with us there!  Today we began with another popular site – the Corsair airplane wreck.  it was very nice today, mild current and good viz.  the big resident  moray had wrapped itself in and around the exposed engine block, so we could see parts of him all through the engine.  he is a big sucker!!  instructor Nate is lucky he still has his finger!  🙂  garden eels were out, and the whale serenade was loud!!  fun dive!  then off to Sea Cave, with those in the know smiling and smiling.  we drifted it, and it was really excellent.  mild surge inside, along with a large green sea turtle, and a very large white-tip shark, most likely pregnant (overdue?). we also spotted schools of fish, a large sponge crab, and a huge hairy-legged hermit crab.  crazy colors on that guy! then out on the wild and mysterious wall.  awesome sights!!  thanks to all for safe diving, larry and sophie (the magnificent)

Corsair   107 ft  120 viz   33 min

sea cave  50 ft   120 viz   50 min