Northwest Dive Club

Camerone and I went for a dive at Redondo yesterday morning. Viz was quite great during the dive, until the very end in the shallows, when it went completely foul with a red brown icky muck. Still lots of octos in abundance, and we also got to see the hooded nudibranchs again. This time I had my cam...

Indeed! Looks like the same one. I think Tom Nic got a photo of it too!
Did you see the bigger octo in the pipe just nearby? (big pile of shells out in front)

Very cool.
I saw a big one out at Neah Bay a few years back. That was quite a sight!
Jesse also found and photo'd a skate recently. Let's hope to find more!

Very cool!

Thanks everybody! Great resources to have. The planyourdive.com site looks particularly useful!



Thanks!
-Eric

Hi
I usually get my tides and current info from http://www.dairiki.org. However, the last couple days, I've been getting a "502 Bad Gateway" error from this site.

Anybody have any alternatives they may suggest (for pc, not mobile)

Thanks!
-Eric

Hi
A bunch of us last night went to Three Tree for some more night diving in the blue bioluminescence. Great diving!

Here are some of the pictures:


There was also a wolfeel present, but I didn't get any good pictures of it.
-Eric

Ummmm? 7:00pm splash for a first dive and then a 9:00pm splash for a second dive.

I'll be there!

Cool! I saw the blue too. I was waving my blue smurf gloves, wondering "What the heck, am I narc'ed? It looks like the blue is coming off my gloves'"

That's a really nice campground, especially in September once the crowds die down. Beautiful sunsets from there, and we also saw orcas swim by a couple times! Haven't dove there though!

Hi Francis Wow, I'm camping at Moran State Park that same weekend! (yes, planned 9 months in advanced to get that perfect spot! it's a great camping spot if you haven't been there yet.) I wasn't planning on diving but I could maybe be talked into it, else certainly snorkelling/kayaking. A quick sear...

Hi I found the following two pieces of information on sixgills on the internet recently. 1) Info on sixgill sibling behavior from the Seattle Aquarium (old, but I hadn't seen it) m 2) Interesting info on dead sixgills being washed ashore from the Orca Network (sent Monday) Here is a reply to the pho...

Great photos Dave!

And great photo GratefulDiver, and thanks for the info!

Hi DLH and I went diving at redondo last night. We spent 50 minutes at >90 feet looking for a shark, but didn't see any. We also ran into several other dive teams (including Grateful diver), none of them found a shark either. Oh well, great dive anyway. Sorry I didn't get any pictures, as I was havi...

I know, doesn't it just want to make you go?

I didn't see this one make the rounds on the site. This looks like an amazing book!

[youtube]http://youtu.be/14bgD9ZN6hM[/youtube]

Eliseaboo --
Awesome octo behavior caught on camera! I don't think I've seen that before. Love the grunt too.

Glad you guys had some great dives!

Very cool. Pacific white-sided dolphins! Beautiful creatures! Thanks for sharing!

Awesome skate pic, Jesse! I like the octo arm too!

Wicked cool!
I really like the shots where the shark is backlit!
Nice!

Hi We were there at the hose cleaning up about 10:30pm and didn't see anything. The lot was closed by that time so maybe it was the attendant. I think we saw you when we were heading in? (somebody told us about the octo location?) There was one set of divers coming up before us too (2 rebreathers an...

Hi
DLH and I went to Redondo again last night around 9pm, looking for the sixgill. No sixgill, but we did see a lot of small dogfish. There were a lot of plainfin midshipman and small octos too.

Hi Went to the San Juans last weekend. Sites hit included Bell Island, Broken Point, Strawberry Island. Plenty of the San Juan favorites were in abundance! Below are some of the pics. One of the more interesting finds was seeing the scallop caught by the Snakelock anemone. I now know why they're cal...

very awesome!

Nice videos! Thanks for the dive!
-Eric