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Eel mania 03/10/2014

by | Mar 11, 2014 | Dive Reports | 1 comment

Maxine Markert

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Why Nitrox on Shallow Dives?

Why Nitrox on shallow dives? A deep dive (pun intended) into the physics of nitrogen as a breathing gas and you will find a co efficient that measures the narcotic effect of the gas. How does this relate to the use of nitrox on shallow dives? What I do remember from...

Divemaster Internship in Hawaii

Divemaster Internship at Island Divers Hawaii If you are interested in a Divemaster Internship at Island Diver Hawaii we welcome you to explore this page and determine if it will be a good fit for you.  This page is not a sales pitch.  An intern become an integral...

Marine Debris Rapid Response Team

Marine Debris Rapid Response Team makes its debut Oceans Defenders Alliance (ODA) and Island Divers Hawaii have teamed up to form the Rapid Response team.  These partners, while a team of dedicated volunteers, have been doing cleanups in Maunalua Bay since 2017.  The...

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We departed on time at 8:30 on a bright sunny day. Where we took a half hour to get to our first dive site The Baby Barge. We were lucked out and had minimal current and light trade winds and good visibility. We got down to the wreck and saw at lease three turtles, with the current being so slight we got to go off shore to the cement pilings where there was a white tip reef shark and several moray eels. We did a thirty minute dive once we got back on the boat we did a thirty minute surface interval and got to do some whale watching. Our second site was Spitting Caves where we did a 40 minute dive, and had a baby turtle and a baby frog fish with some more moray eels. Eels on eels on eels they were everywhere. After our dive we got back to the dock at 11:30 on schedule like always when you dive with Max!


White tip reef shark at cement pilings off shore of Baby Barge

White tip reef shark at cement pilings off shore of Baby Barge

Not so happy to see my happy bubbles

Not so happy to see my happy bubbles

Spitting cave adorable baby frog fish

Spitting cave adorable baby frog fish

Advanced divers descending for a drift dive

Advanced divers descending for a drift dive

Baby barge sea life

Baby barge sea life

Weather Conditions: Light trade winds, light west current and 80+ visibility
Dive Sites: Baby Barge, Spitting Caves
Dive Conditions: Baby barge 80+ vis., max dept 80 ft,  time 30 minutes, water temp 76 f, West current; Spitting caves 60+ vis., max depth 56 ft, 76 f, light west current
Marine life observed: White tip reef sharks, frog fish, Moray eels, Crown of thorns, and Turtles
Staff: Captain Joe Crew Dave Instructor Maxine