Cool water

This is any wreckies dream. Imagine a place where wrecks appear miraculously and in perfect clear water. That's exactly what's happening in Lake Michigan right now.Link: HERE "Though the past winter was the hottest on record, it was chilly enough on the East Coast to send seasonal sheets of ice creeping across the Great Lakes. Now that that ice has cleared with spring, Lake Michigan is clear enough that shipwrecks lying on the lake bottom can be seen from the air." "The U.S. Coast Guard...

Love at first sting

Ever wondered what is like to be stung by a lionfish? Ever wondered what you should do if you are? With lionfish become more common in Caribbean waters, it's inevitable that you'll come into close proximity with lionfish  and if you're really unlucky, be stung by them.But never fear as Captain Nigel's is on hand to give you good practical advice on his latest website update. Something everyone should consider reading, if not to help yourself then at least to help others. Hit the link below and get yourself educated.Link: HERE...

Yesterday's Papers

Well my 15 minutes of fame have been and gone. Or 43 seconds in my case as my interview popped up on the 6 o'clock news this evening. They edited it quite heavily and left a lot of the story out but hey, it's all about maximum impact in a short space of time.Video and additional words can be found on Cayman27's website via the link: HERESo the full version is that we were diving on Sunday at the East End with the lovely people at Tortuga Divers. Captain Nige, suggested Split Rock as there had been a lot of shark activity there that last few visits, so we motored round for a look see. Pretty much as soon as we got in, we had a few reef sharks...

Octographer

Sony continues to innovate and beat all other manufacturers to the punch, especially with using trained octopus to take pictures with one of their cameras! That's the end of my photographic career then. Replaced by an octopus, who'd have thought..........Link: HERE"Octopuses are known to be very intelligent creatures, but one octopus over in New Zealand has one upped its peers by becoming the world�s first octopus to be trained as a photographer." "Sony recently partnered with the SEA LIFE Aquarium in Auckland for a project called �The Octographer.� Working with an animal trainer, the team trained an octopus named Rambo to take pictures ...

Dancing Days

Not much to report this time round, just a relaxing three dives done during the day and into the night time, looking for the small stuff. And we had a some great finds as well.As always Scubacat Ginger was there to provide a beacon home for us in the dark.....

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