The Channels The "Channels" dive site on the backside of West Anacapa Island is one of those dive sites I fell in…Kim ShecklerJanuary 1, 2009
Little Geiger Cove The big, grand dive sites around Catalina Island get all the press. Ship Rock, Isthmus Reef, Bird Rock, Eagle Reef—these…Dale & Kim ShecklerJanuary 1, 2009
San Miguel Island-Channel Islands Outpost San Miguel Island is the sixth largest of the eight Channel Islands, just 14 square miles in area. It is…Bonnie J. CardoneJanuary 1, 2009
West End The extreme west end of the West Anacapa Island is one of the most exciting, colorful dive sites in all…Dale & Kim ShecklerJanuary 1, 2009
Church Rock Although Church Rock is just around the corner on the backside of Catalina, it seems like a world away. It…Dale & Kim ShecklerJanuary 1, 2009
Pyramid Head Much of the diving activity at San Clemente Island takes place in Pyramid Cove, a large bay at the south…Dale & Kim ShecklerJanuary 1, 2009
Santa Rosa: The Second Largest Channel Island I've spent many a night on a dive boat anchored in Johnson's Lee, one of Santa Rosa Island's two somewhat…Bonnie J. CardoneJanuary 1, 2009
West Eagle Reef It's all about animal action. Some places have it and others don't. The west end of Eagle Reef has it—big…Dale & Kim ShecklerJanuary 1, 2009
Blue Cavern East Blue Cavern Point is a spectacular dive for two reasons. First, its geography is largely vertical, both above and below…Dale & Kim ShecklerJanuary 1, 2009
Anacapa: Small in Size, Huge in Diving Adventures I can't think of Anacapa without thinking of the Winfield Scott. On a foggy night in December 1853 the side…Bonnie J. CardoneJanuary 1, 2009