Garibaldi Reef How dive sites get their names is frequently a mystery to me. Take Catalina Island. I have always wondered, and…Kim ShecklerDecember 9, 2008
Landing Cove Point The anchor had no sooner hit the water and the sea lions were slapping the surface daring us to come…Kim ShecklerDecember 9, 2008
Sea Fan Grotto Oh, how I love gorgonians! Kim—wife, buddy and underwater model—knows that if I see a large stand of beautiful gorgonian…Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 9, 2008
Bee Rock In the fall and early winter you can sometimes get to dive sites normally too rough during other times of…Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 8, 2008
Richardson’s Rock My suit compressed on the descent, and I compensated for the increasing negative buoyancy with gentle puffs into my BCD.…Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 7, 2008
Wyckoff Ledge What a great place to play hide-and-go-seek with a harbor seal! I had equipped my camera for macro photography on…Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 7, 2008
Fraser Point In the ocean realm, it is areas of transition that are most exciting. Currents collide, surf is tossed, animals meet,…Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 7, 2008
Buttonshell Beach Sometimes the best place to find a new and fun dive spot is when that location is wedged between two…Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 7, 2008
Inside the Outside Boiler If you truly want to appreciate a dive site, it’s nice to know how it got its name. Some are…Ken KurtisDecember 7, 2008
Bird Rock No doubt about it, I am still learning in my diving ventures, still exploring. A recent dive on Bird Rock,…Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 7, 2008