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ohopdiver wrote:The wood wreck we were on is the tugboat Triumph. I didn't see any eggs but those Cabbies are already getting their attitude on. Let me know when you can come over here to do it again - I'm ready. DanR

Which are the best days for you to go diving?

Please fell free to share this video with your friends to increase awareness on how to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species. Thank you very much :) ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUFmOPNb2cU (for more information got to: http://www.northernforestcanoetrail.org/PlanaTrip-3/Aquatic-Invasiv...

and the sun came out! :) As I mentioned in another thread: "Thank you very much for being our guide Ohopdiver :) ! I saw features of the reef that I have never seen before. I also never seen so many cabezones in one dive before. The wooden wreck is my favorite site. I could spend a whole dive t...

Thank you very much for being our guide Ohopdiver :) ! I saw features of the reef that I have never seen before. I also never seen so many cabezones in one dive before. The wooden wreck is my favorite site. I could spend a whole dive there hanging around with all those fishes in the attempt to make ...

OK see you on Sunday!

I guess the weather keeps changing I was hoping for some sunshine on Saturday but now it doesn't look like. So ohopdiver as you mention Sunday is now a better day then Saturday.

http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.ph ... obG9dKsiCd

I guess the weather keeps changing I was hoping for some sunshine on Saturday but now it doesn't look like. So ohopdiver as you mention Sunday is now a better day then Saturday.

http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.ph ... obG9dKsiCd

Hi! Is there room for a third diver or you would rather keep things simple? If you don't mind a third diver I would rather dive on Saturday, the weather is supposed to be better than Sunday. I dove Edmonds few times and my knowledge of this site is a bit limited. It is a large area and I am wonderin...

spatman wrote:If you haven't seen it, I recommend watching this documentary:

http://www.sharkwater.com

No I haven't yet. Thanks!

Pretty amazing! It looks like that the diver was not able to remove the hook after all, I red otherwise somewhere else.

The only way out is to make shark fins worthless.

I don't know whether somebody has posted this video already or not. If yes feel free to delete the thread.

The most disturbing video about sharks that I have ever seen:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... yPxe2nfhDI

Thanks!

Thanks!

Sometimes Crescent Gunnels still confuse me. I cannot see a 'proper' crescent on this individual but I am pretty sure that it is not a saddleback, pen point, longfin or rockweed...So what's left? Crescent Gunnel?

Is this guy a stout shrimp too?

Meanwhile, while everybody has a fabulous diving and taking great photos - I am on : http://jankocian.smugmug.com/Other/New-Arrivals/i-ZB7Mg9m/0/XL/1.7.13%20Hernia%20surgery%20S%20-XL.jpg My surgeon is called indeed Dr.Z at the hospital. He is a great guy :) LOL! I am glad that Dr. Z did not 'pull ...

LCF wrote:Fantastic review! Sounds like this ought to come live on my bookshelf with the other ID books.

Great! So it won't feel lonely!

A Guide To The Rockfishes, Thornyheads, and Scorpionfishes of the Northeast Pacific by John L. Butler, Milton S. Love and Tom E. Laidig University of California Press, 2012 $ 29.95, 200 pages ISBN: 9780520270091 I grew up spending my summer vacations snorkeling in the warm blue water of the Mediter...

Owl Spirit Cafe. The pork carnitas burrito was FABULOUS, although ridiculously huge. Interesting that those are, in fact, Onchidoris eggs. I remember a year or so ago in Monterey, they had a huge infestation of small white barnacles that grew all over everything -- and shortly thereafter, they had ...

It was a great dive -- I have yet to have a dive there that was unsatisfying. One of the things that fascinated me on this one can be seen in the first of Bob's crab photographs. There were entire large boulders thickly coated with nudibranch eggs -- big, thick ribbons of white eggs, the kind I nor...

Thanks for the picture Lynne! Great Shaggy Mouse portrait! It's hard to make an interesting picture out of such an inconspicuous creature that sometimes it's hard to see because it blends so well with its surroundings. I will always remember those Edmonds lingcod especially the one that kept encircl...

I did see you two across the parking lot when you came out of the water after your first dive. Chris and I were just about to splash so in we went. If you wanted to see Cabies then the milky way trail is the place. Every third or fourth milk crate had a Cabie on eggs and they were pissed! I went to...

Yes it's a nice dive site because you can always find something interesting to see either at the Barge or shallower in the eel grass bed. It can be a reef or muck dive. There are other sites in Port Townsend that I would like to explore: the pilings and artificial reef at Fort Warden Science Center ...