Welcome to the Dark Side..7/10

It turned out to be an awesome night to go diving in Maunalua Bay! With Mary, Mike, and Tom geared up and ready, we jumped in at Kahala Barge around dusk, just a little after 7pm. Bumpy on the surface, we were delighted to find a very light current and great visibility at the wreck. The night-time critters were beginning to stir and a small White Tip Reef Shark greeted us at the stern. It was getting quite dark by the time we returned to the Sea Fox and headed in to calmer waters. It was a little surgy at Anglers Reef, but what a great dive! Well after dark now, we found crustaceans galore, including a Sponge Crab, Coral Crabs, and Sand Crabs, as well as Helmet Snails out roaming, a few Eels, Parrot Fish, and a bright red Frogfish. Too many goodies to list really, this is why I love night dives! Let’s do it again..soon. Mahalo for joining us for another spectacular trip aboard the Sea Fox.

Weather: Breezy, Bumpy, Pleasant
Dive Conditions: Kahala Barge – Slight Koko Head Current, Temp. 78 f, Vis. 100′, Max Depth 90 ft.
Anglers Reef – Surgy, Temp. 78 f, Vis. 80 ft, Max Depth 45 ft., Awesome!
Staff: Kendal (Captain), Steve (Crew), Matt (Insructor)