GrandCayman2015-DivingDay4-AngelfishReef-001 Yes, I did make it onto the dive boat the next morning, bright and not-so-bushy tailed after the Sunday night gala
1 Yes, I did make it onto the dive boat the next morning, bright and not-so-bushy tailed after the Sunday night gala
Underwater Dave Wreck of the Doc Poulson, Grand Cayman Underwater Dave,
2 Underwater Dave, "Hey who stole my camera!"
GrandCayman2015-DivingDay1-OrangeCanyon-002 Mutton Snapper at Orange Canyon
3 Mutton Snapper at Orange Canyon
GrandCayman2015-DivingDay1-OrangeCanyon-005 Trumpetfish hiding among the rope sponges
4 Trumpetfish hiding among the rope sponges
Branching Gorgonians Orange Canyon dive site, Grand Cayman Branching gorgonians at Orange Canyon
5 Branching gorgonians at Orange Canyon
Jewfish Grouper Orange Canyon dive site, Grand Cayman Peeking under a ledge, I got startled when I spied the giant maw of this Jewfish. This was the largest grouper I have ever encountered, about the size of a...
6 Peeking under a ledge, I got startled when I spied the giant maw of this Jewfish. This was the largest grouper I have ever encountered, about the size of a small Kia, and could have swallowed me whole without gulping
Green Moray Orange Canyon dive site, Grand Cayman Green Moray swimming out in the open
7 Green Moray swimming out in the open
Green Moray swimming out in the open Green Moray swimming out in the open
8 Green Moray swimming out in the open
Stern of the Doc Poulson Wreck of the Doc Poulson, Grand Cayman The stern of the Doc Poulson, which was a Japanese cable-laying ship that was purposely sunk in 1981 to create an artificial reef. The wreck site is named for...
9 The stern of the Doc Poulson, which was a Japanese cable-laying ship that was purposely sunk in 1981 to create an artificial reef. The wreck site is named for Doc Poulson, who helped set up the first hyperbaric chamber on Grand Cayman for the treatment of decompression sickness.
Encrusted winches on the deck of the Doc Poulson Wreck of the Doc Poulson, Grand Cayman Encrusted winches on the deck of the Doc Poulson
10 Encrusted winches on the deck of the Doc Poulson
GrandCayman2015-DivingDay1-DocPoulson-038 The wheelhouse of the Doc Poulson
11 The wheelhouse of the Doc Poulson
GrandCayman2015-DivingDay1-DocPoulson-008 Feather duster worms
12 Feather duster worms
French Angelfish on the Doc Poulson Wreck of the Doc Poulson, Grand Cayman French Angelfish on the Doc Poulson
13 French Angelfish on the Doc Poulson
GrandCayman2015-DivingDay1-DocPoulson-034 Schoolmaster Snappers
14 Schoolmaster Snappers
Turtle Little Tunnels dive site, Grand Cayman Turtle snacking on the reef at Little Tunnels
15 Turtle snacking on the reef at Little Tunnels
GrandCayman2015-DivingDay2-LittleTunnels-012 Mutton Snapper at Little Tunnels
16 Mutton Snapper at Little Tunnels
GrandCayman2015-DivingDay2-LittleTunnels-019 A juvenile spotted moray
17 A juvenile spotted moray
GrandCayman2015-DivingDay2-LittleTunnels-022 And nearby was this Goldentail Moray
18 And nearby was this Goldentail Moray
GrandCayman2015-DivingDay2-LostTreasure-004 Bridled Gobys were abundant at Lost Treasure. They can be identified by their almost transparent bodies and the white horizontal
19 Bridled Gobys were abundant at Lost Treasure. They can be identified by their almost transparent bodies and the white horizontal "bridle" line that extends from their mouth to their gills.
GrandCayman2015-DivingDay2-LostTreasure-007 A Foureye Butterflyfish at Lost Treasure
20 A Foureye Butterflyfish at Lost Treasure