Once you are done at depth looking for sharks head up the slope. There has recently been a medium sized GPO under the giant pipe. (look at a site map attached) If you go very slowly through the sand you are likely to find numerous Red Octos and maybe Stubby Squid.
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Once you are done at depth looking for sharks head up the slope. There has recently been a medium sized GPO under the giant pipe. (look at a site map attached) If you go very slowly through the sand you are likely to find numerous Red Octos and maybe Stubby Squid.
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So no six gill but we did see a dogfish, juvenile wolf eel, and various other small fish/critters I don't usually see during the day so i'd say it was a success.
fmerkel
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25 years of diving the NW and I've only seen a handful of dogfish, and a couple 6-gills. It was months of diving before I ever saw a juvi wolf eel. I'd say you had an outstanding dive.
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That's a great picture, a lot better than the GoPro Macro shot I took haha. I have never seen one in real life before and found it to be a really funny fish to watch.
fmerkel
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They are funny little fish. Not uncommon, but hard to spot.
Worth pointing out is Dave's picture is a baby, very small so incredibly hard to find, and an outstanding shot.
Worth pointing out is Dave's picture is a baby, very small so incredibly hard to find, and an outstanding shot.
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