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Hawaii diving is full of colorful reef fish and the ever popular Green Sea Turtles. Breeze Hawaii dives on both the island of Oahu and also the Big Island. See the different dive sites of Oahu or Kona
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Dive Log


Corseair
Sun - Feb 05, 2012
Entry TimeExit TimeBottom Time
08:37:0009:00:0000:23:00
VisibilityTemperature
Vertical:60ft
Horizontal:100ft
Air:
Surface:
Bottom:23C
Dive Leader: Niki
Tank Type: Aluminum 12l
Conditions: Fine
Sightings: There was a bit of current when we first jumped into the water, but once we got past 30ft, the current seemed to weaken more and more as we descended closer to the wreck. At the bottom, we spotted many star fish around the enormous anchor that were surrounded by the garden eels. At the plane, we saw a frog fish, and a really REALLY large octopus (tako, in Japanese). I was trying to get him to come out to play, but he almost stole my *tako stick* while pulling me in! I decided, he really didnt want to play, so it was best to leave him alone. We had a great dive and got to see the many fish at this small *reef/wreck*.

Koko Crater
Sun - Feb 05, 2012
Entry TimeExit TimeBottom Time
09:46:0010:32:0000:46:00
VisibilityTemperature
Vertical:30ft
Horizontal:40ft
Air:
Surface:
Bottom:23C
Dive Leader: Niki
Tank Type: Aluminum 12l
Conditions: Good
Sightings: Koko Crater was pretty nice today. The current had calmed down and was now at *slack*, but it was low tide, which meant the visibility was a little poor. However, it was still pretty nice and we got to see many things. The divers enjoyed posing next to the statues, feeding the fish, and checking out all the turtles that call *koko crater* their home.

Sea Tiger
Sun - Feb 05, 2012
Entry TimeExit TimeBottom Time
12:30:0012:53:0000:23:00
VisibilityTemperature
Vertical:60ft
Horizontal:80ft
Air:
Surface:
Bottom:23C
Dive Leader: Niki
Tank Type: Aluminum 12l
Conditions: Great
Sightings: The Southern winds had picked up creating a very rough surface, and diving conditions poor. So, we went to Sea Tiger for our third dive. It was a bit rough, but once we got submerged, it was very calm. We had the entire wreck to ourselves. We explored around the wreck checking out all the fish, looked at the frog fish, swam through the wreck, and found ourselves at the bow of the ship. There, we saw a turtle sleeping, and eel trying to hide, and a school of blue stipe snapper. On our way back to the mooring line, I waved my *magic tako stick* and we watched as all the penant fish came swarming to us. It was very interesting to see.

Turtle Canyon
Fri - Feb 03, 2012
Entry TimeExit TimeBottom Time
08:21:0009:02:0000:41:00
VisibilityTemperature
Vertical:10m
Horizontal:30m
Air:
Surface:
Bottom:23C
Dive Leader: Niki
Tank Type: Aluminum 12l
Conditions: Crystal Clear!
Sightings: There was NO wind today, which made conditions absolutely perfect. We saw so many turtles, different types of nudibranch, fish, eels and as far as our eye could see, more beautiful sea life.

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