Sharkbite Rock gets its name from the rock formations on the hill above the water, looking much like a shark…
Kim ShecklerDecember 23, 2008
The first time I tried to dive Little Farnsworth, my buddy and I ended up over a 130-foot sand bottom.…
Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 23, 2008
In a current, the leading edge of the reef is always the most fascinating. There always seems to be a…
Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 23, 2008
You've all seen them in the travel brochures—deserted island beaches with green hills surrounding a secluded cove. Don't head for…
Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 22, 2008
We approached the rim of the cliff cautiously. Five pairs of eyes peered over the edge and searched the dark…
Peter HemmingDecember 22, 2008
On my last dive trip to San Diego, I found myself sitting over the Yukon wreck preparing for my umpteenth…
Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 22, 2008
Where coral reefs abound, a typical shallow coral reef formation is what is known as "spur and groove." With the…
Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 22, 2008
It's a Catalina landmark as well as a Mecca for divers. The guano covered pinnacle rises 66 feet above the…
Bonnie J. CardoneDecember 22, 2008
The underwater portion of Point Lobos State Reserve is divided into two parts—one where permitted divers may go, and one…
Bruce WatkinsDecember 22, 2008
