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12:45 PM
Steve Monkman - Portland Oregon
Surface Conditions: 3ft
Visibility: 70-100ftft
Temperature: 84°
Current: Hardly!
Sun 7-23-2006 Mixing Bowl

water temp 82-84 F depth 78 ft

I am last in line and 5 or 6 barracuda following me!

Butterfly fish, chromis, conch, star coral, black coral, spotted drum at barrel sponge, beautiful durgeon every where, spotted eel, gobi, 2 grouper at cleaning station, grunts, bar jacks, 9 million jawfish . . love those little fearless guys.

Lobster, parrot fish, squirrel fish, snapper, sponges of all kinds, teeny trunk fish . . very cute

Hhawksbill turtle, wrasse - bluehead and yellowhead

Monday July 24, 2006

Nancy's Cup of Tea

water temp 82-84 F, depth 106 ft

Giant Anemone

HUGE French Angel fish, conch, black coral, flaming scallop (a first for me)

Sea cucumbers, sponges of all types and colors . . blue vase, rope, encrusting, stove pipe,
elephant ear, barrel sponge, hawksbille turtle

This is a large pinnacle with swim throughs and a very nice safety stop area.

Monday July 24, 2006 Sarah's Set

82-84 F . . . visibility 100 ft +, depth 65 ft

Giant anemone (blue, green), butterfly fish, chromis, conch (little eyes peering out), coral of all types . . green finger coral, durgeons
goat fish, grouper, school of bar jacks . . as they are moving along, one in front goes to the rear of the formation (like geese flying in formation).

THE LARGEST LOBSTER I'VE EVER SEEN. 10 lbs ???

Stingray buried in sand and then later we see him take off, sea cucumbers, brittle star, urchin, wrasse

Nikki is a great divemaster!

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