Divemaster Dan here. Writing from Vancouver, British Columbia where I left the warm water and wonderful pelagics behind for “doing time” in the office (it’s actually really easy – I just talk to people all day about how cool it is to have a staring contest with a Great White Shark from only 4 feet away, […]
Read MoreLocation: Ensenada to Guadalupe, Baja California North Imagine a dive trip where you get to dive with Great White sharks, followed by sea-lions in an untouched kelp forest, followed by Giant Manta Rays, dolphins, hammerheads, silkies, and galapagos sharks, to name only a few. I don`t think there is anywhere else in the world you […]
Read MoreLocation: On our way home from Shark Bay, Guadalupe Island to Ensenada, Mexico What a trip!! The sharking was amazing and fabulous. Who needs tuna throwlines anyways.. We had the best sharking of the last 4 years on this trip and I am absolutely convinced that our new submersible cage has a lot to do […]
Read MoreLocation: Shark Bay, Guadalupe Island, Baja California, Mexico Well, we’re back on station at Shark Bay, Guadalupe Island. The good news is that this trip is a fund raiser for the Historical Diving Society (HDS). We are very lucky to have some industry icons onboard including Rodney and Kay Fox from Australia, Zale Parry who […]
Read MoreLocation: Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico Our crossing was smooth and just got better. On our way towards Ensenada we passed over this sea mountain ridge that often gives us blue whales. We saw some blowing in the distance but they disappeared too soon. Chasing Tunas and a few hundreds of common dolphins kept us entertained […]
Read MoreLocation: Shark Bay, Guadalupe Island, Baja California, Mexico. Just a couple of passes down deep and a baby mako was seen before breakfast. The rest of the day was great! Most of the time we had 3-4 sharks coming and going for the rest of the day. A huge HUGE! Female with an enormous girth […]
Read MoreLocation: Shark Bay, Guadalupe Island, Baja California, Mexico. Unbelievably it rained today at Guadalupe Island which is extremely unusual. There was a very bad forest fire on the Island 2 weeks ago which wiped out 80 percent of the cedar and pine forest that was delicately balanced along the ridge line of Guadalupe. It’s too […]
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