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A great white swims through a school of fish in Guadalupe, Photo by Saunders Drukker

Excited Shark Divers on the Belle Amie in Guadalupe

  • Post author By Nautilus Crew
  • Post date 2018-10-02
  • 3 Comments on Excited Shark Divers on the Belle Amie in Guadalupe
By Nautilus Crew on October 2nd, 2018 in Crew, Guadalupe

We had up to 8 sharks at a time, so many that it was hard to decide which way to look.

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  • Tags big mommas, cage diving, great white sharks, great whites, Nautilus Belle Amie, ocean crossing, open ocean crossing, shark diving, shark wrangling, sharks, wrangling
Sunset in an open ocean crossing

The Quiet Beauty of an Open Ocean Crossing

  • Post author By Nautilus Crew
  • Post date 2018-08-09
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By Nautilus Crew on August 9th, 2018 in Crew, Guadalupe

With a quick safety briefing, accompanied with a nice refreshing glass of champagne and homemade sushi by our Chef, we are ready to head to the Isle of the Shark.

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  • Tags Ensenada, great white sharks, great whites, open ocean crossing, San Diego, sea lions, sharks, Shredder, tom petty, wildflowers

On Our Way Home!

  • Post author By Nautilus Staff
  • Post date 2008-03-03
By Nautilus Staff on March 3rd, 2008 in Archive

Well, another Socorro scuba diving adventure is over. We were bumping home in unseasonable 7 foot seas overnight but it is moderating now and I expect it to be quite calm by this afternoon. It was certainly an interesting trip. The last dive day was particularly provocative. Despite a slow start to the trip with poor visibility on dive day 1, I believe that everyone really enjoyed the diving and the experience. Some guests are already asking us if we have any open dates for Socorro 2009 so we must have done something right!  

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  • Tags ocean crossing, open ocean, open ocean crossing

Enroute San Benedicto Island in Calm Seas

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  • Post date 2008-02-25
By Nautilus Staff on February 25th, 2008 in Archive

I came on watch this morning to beautiful calm seas with a very low swell from the northwest and clear skies. Ocean passages like this are a dream and I’m almost sad at the thought of arriving at San Benedicto Island around dinner time tonight!!

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  • Tags Baja California, calm seas, ocean crossing, open ocean crossing, San Benedicto, weather conditions

Scopolamine Patches Making for a Comfortable Day in Bigger Seas

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  • Post date 2007-12-28
By Nautilus Staff on December 28th, 2007 in Archive, Captain Mike, Socorro

We are at sea today enroute from Cabo San Lucas/San Jose del Cabo to San Benedicto Island with the roughest weather we have seen this season. There was a big honking storm with humongous seas off the Oregon/California coast a couple of days ago and we are getting the residual wave train of 7 to 8 feet on a fairly long period. The ride on the good ‘ol Nautilus Explorer isn’t bad but we are getting the occasional haystack where the energy of waves from different directions converges and literally piles up into a column of water, as well as potholes where the opposite happens and you get a deep trough.

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  • Tags christmas, el canyon, open ocean crossing, refit, San Benedicto, seasickness, weather woes

Easy Transit and Super White Shark Action

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  • Post date 2007-09-24
By Nautilus Staff on September 24th, 2007 in Archive, Captain Mike, Guadalupe

Great white shark sightings and behaviour were EXCELLENT today with more animals than I have ever seen before. Positive identifications included poor tattered old Shredder (he is one beat up looking shark!), Skid, New Rock, Criss Cross as well as some other animals that we couldn’t positively ID. At one point four sharks were circling 40 feet deep below the boat! All the sharks that we saw were males today. The award for most interesting behaviour would have to go to one very inquisitive 9 foot juvenile. This guy would come very close to the cages and was not at all hesitant about mixing it up with much bigger animals.

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  • Tags cage diving, great white sharks, great whites, juvenile sharks, open ocean crossing, shark behaviour, shark diving, sharks

FOAAAA DXpedition to Clipperton Island

  • Post author By Nautilus Staff
  • Post date 2007-04-13
By Nautilus Staff on April 13th, 2007 in Archive, Captain Mike, Socorro

One of our guests brought along a fascinating trip video from the FOOAAA DXpedition to Clipperton Island. DXer’s are very serious ham radio operators who stage arduous and expensive expeditions to very remote places. The beauty of Clipperton Island from their perspective is that it qualifies as a “country.” So sending and receiving a call to station FOOAA on Clipperton is something of note for amateur ham operators (much like a birder’s “life list”).

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  • Tags CLipperton, Clipperton Atoll, dxers, ham radio, open ocean crossing, pirates, shipwrecks

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