Tag: exploration dives

A Fabulous New Dive Site at Inian Island

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Post date 2008-07-14

By Nautilus Staff on July 14th, 2008 in Archive

I am always up for trying 2 or 3 exploratory new dives on a trip if our guests are “up” for it. The folks on this trip are terrific sports and up for exploratory diving. We lucked out today with the discovery of a beautiful, albeit current-sensitive, pinnacle loaded with invertebrate life including corals, sponges and anemones as well as a giant pacific octopus and wolf eels.

Tags Alaska, Anemones, corals, exploration dives, exploratory diving, giant pacific octopus, Icy Strait, Inian Island, invertebrate life, sponges, wolf eels

Scuba Diving on the Alaska Border

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Post date 2008-06-18

By Nautilus Staff on June 18th, 2008 in Archive

Started today off with a “mystery dive” on a pinnacle just north of Green Islet lighthouse. There was a wee bit more current than I expected but the divers reported that the diving on the wall and tumbles on the backside of the pinnacle was excellent with loads of white plumose anemones and other typical pacific northwest life. Other divers wandered onto the flats and investigated under and around the large boulders with less success.