Belize Aggressor III Captain's Logs

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Belize Aggressor III Captain's Report Feb 25 - Mar 3, 2012

Weather: Moderate w/ clear skies
Winds: Moderate 10-20KT
Water Temperature: 79 F degrees
Wetsuit: 3-5mm recommended
Crew: Capt. Jay, Engineer Fermin, Instructor William, Instructor Chris, Chef Yanis, Steward Francisco


Saturday we welcomed 15 guests from South Africa, Poland, Canada and the USA. After check in and scuba gear setup, I gave the safety briefing. A delicious dinner was served up by Chef Yanis and Steward Francisco.

Sunday we started the week of diving on Turneffe Islands Atoll at Sandy Slope. A juvenile drum, hawksbill turtle, giant green moray and several sargassum triggerfish were seen. For the evening we motored over to Lighthouse Reef Atoll.

Monday proved to be a great day for diving. Julie’s Jungle and Long Caye Wall had spotted eagle rays, lionfish, scorpion fish, several tarpon, Nassau groupers, and hundreds of pelagic tunicates filled the water column beneath the BAIII.

Tuesday morning we motored over to Half Moon Caye Wall. Awesome visibility (100+) and we got to see all the sponges spawning at once. If you have never seen this happen it really is a sight to see, the barrel sponges look like smoke stacks with clouds billowing out. After the second dive Keela got an unbaked “Aggressor Style” cake on the back deck for finishing her open water check out dives. In the evening we celebrated Bob’s 55th birthday!

Wednesday we headed North to the Blue Hole for a deep dive with 20,000 year old stalactites. After the dive we motored over to Half Moon Caye and took a walk around the island until lunch time. In the afternoon we dropped in on Tarpon Caves. Southern Stingrays, blue parrot fish, hogfish, massive swim thrus, a few silver sides, and elegant eagle rays were just a few of the marine life seen during the dives. Ruth even got to play with a French angelfish for 20 minutes right under the boat.

Thursday was another beautiful day of diving. We started at Painted Wall and finished off the day at Cathedral. Great dives with spotted eagle rays “spotted” on every dive. A few hawksbill turtles, lionfish, tarpon, ginormous green moray eel, hundreds of Bermuda chubs and very well camouflaged decorator crabs. We had a thanksgiving feast for dinner then jumped in for the night dive.

Friday the Southeast wind picked up, but that didn’t stop us from having a dawn dive at 5:30AM on Long Caye Ridge. Then we splashed in for another dive on Dos Cocos. Awesome dives a beautiful eagle ray soaring by the divers and just off the wall in the blue was a 5-foot sailfish! Chris and I caught a few lionfish in preparation for the cocktail party - sushi!!! On the way back to port Andy caught a nice size Spanish mackerel - awesome!

Once arriving port a few guests went to the Belize Zoo and Cave Tubing while the others relaxed until our cocktail party and photo slide show. After the party it was a short walk to the Smokey Mermaid for dinner.

Another week came and went. We had a great week of diving and the weather was perfect. We hope to see you all again in Belize or on another Aggressor yacht very soon.

As always, keep smiling and keep diving!

Eat, Sleep & Dive

Captain Jay Roberts

 

[Aggressor Adventures]

Belize Aggressor III Captain's Report: Charter Date: Mar 3-10, 2012
Weather: Moderate
Winds: Moderate 15-40KT
Water Temperature: 80 degrees
Wetsuit: 3-5mm recommended

Crew: Capt. Jay, Engineer Fermin, Instructor Jody, Instructor Simon, Chef Yanis, Steward Francisco


Saturday we welcomed 15 guests from Canada and the USA. After boarding everyone setup their dive gear, checked in with Jody and Simon, then relaxed before the safety briefing and dinner.

Sunday we started the week off on Turneffe Islands Atoll. The visibility was 100+, which made it easy to see the spotted eagle rays, hawks bill turtle and even an octopus moving around during the daylight hours. For our afternoon dives we splashed in on Black Beauty to find the endemic white spotted toadfish, a spotted moray enjoying a tasty lionfish, and a couple nice Nassau groupers.

Monday a strong cold front blew in, so everyone told stories until the weather broke enough to continue the dives on Half Moon Caye Wall. A couple spotted eagles and a big loggerhead turtle were seen.

Tuesday we strolled around the island of Half Moon and took photos of the red-footed boobie birds. After lunch we splashed in on Tarpon Caves and Dos Cocos. Jean & Julie logged their 100th dive together!!!

Wednesday morning we motored North to the Blue Hole and then over to Cathedral. For the afternoon and night dive we dove Long Caye Wall. All great dives and plenty to see. Lots of barracuda and green morays were out cruising the reef.

Thursday was a fun filled day. Beginning with Hat Caye Wall then Silver Caves for some Caribbean reef shark action and finishing the day at Long Caye Ridge. Patty completed her 100th dive too!!! After thanksgiving dinner, we all gathered around the giant flat screen and watched the weekly video put on by Jody.

Friday we made a dawn dive had some breakfast then jumped back in at Aquarium. Wonderful way to end the week of diving. Spotted eagle rays, hundreds of reef fish below the vessel, large groupers, a burrfish, and big spiny lobsters were all seen during the dive. On the way back to Belize City, Allan and Jim watched the fishing line in hopes of catching a mackerel or wahoo. Once in port a few guests went to the Zoo, while the others relaxed until our cocktail party at 6PM. Lionfish sushi rolls and ceviche were the high points and the slide show of the week was viewed before heading off for dinner. Special thanks to Don & JoAnne, Larry, Geoff, Brian & Andrea, Allan, Elliot, Patty, and Ron for participating in this week’s slide show.

It was a great week despite the weather and from the entire crew we thank you for joining us this week.

As always, keep smiling and keep diving!

Eat, Sleep & Dive

Captain Jay Roberts

 

[Ben Prusinski]

Great report- Belize sounds like a fantastic place for a dive trip!

 

[Aggressor Adventures]

Belize Aggressor III Captain's Log Charter Date: Mar 10-17, 2012
Weather: Moderate
Winds: Moderate 5-15KT
Water Temperature: 80 degrees
Wetsuit: 3-5mm recommended
Crew: Capt. Jay, Engineer Fermin, Instructor Jody, Instructor Simon, Chef Yanis, Steward Randy

Saturday we welcomed 18 guests from the USA and Switzerland. Everyone checked in with Jody and Simon. Snacks and cocktails were served up by Randy and Fermin. I gave the safety briefing and then we sat down to a wonderfully prepared dinner by Yanis.

Sunday we began our week of diving at Sandy Slope on Turneffe Islands Atoll. Fantastic visibility for viewing the eagle rays, turtles, sargassum triggerfish, yellow headed jawfish, and big groupers. For the afternoon we motored to Lighthouse Reef Atoll and finished our day on Long Caye Ridge.

Monday was a great day on Hat Caye Wall and Cathedral. We saw a common octopus out feeding in the day, a congregation of tarpon waiting for the night dive, a nice scorpion fish camouflaged on a coral head, several large groupers parked in cleaning stations and a golden tail moray hiding in the reef. The night dive was fun as well with several white spotted nudibranchs, fringe back nudibranchs, reef squid, giant clinging crabs, and a school of 20 permit.

Tuesday we motored to the great Blue Hole for one deep dive around the picturesque stalactites. Then we headed over to the Island of Half Moon Caye for some bird watching and a barbecue - cheeseburgers in paradise as it were. The afternoon we hung out on Dos Cocos with 100+ foot of visibility. Hundreds of creole wrasse swam by the wall and a couple southern stingrays went hovering past the divers. A free-swimming moray eel was spotted transiting from one sand shoot to the next.

Wednesday we dropped in on Half Moon Caye Wall. Big blue parrot fish, midnight parrotfish, hogfish, black groupers, southern stingrays and plenty of conchs were all seen right under the boat in the sand. A squadron of “3” eagle rays were cruising the wall and a big Caribbean reef shark decided to join in the formation. For the afternoon we splashed in on Long Caye Wall. We found a well-camouflaged scorpion fish and a beautiful intermediate French angelfish.

Thursday we swam through the chimney on Tarpon Caves. A drop from 35 feet down to 90 feet. A big loggerhead turtle made a casual swim past the divers under the BAIII. During the dive at Painted Wall, 2 free swimming moray eels, a giant loggerhead turtle with 3 remoras pestering the old fella and beautiful elephant ear sponges at 60 feet made for great photos. Moving over to Aquarium we made an afternoon dive and spent 20 minutes with a friendly hawksbill turtle. For our 5th dive of the day we slipped in the water a little after 6PM for a twilight dive. Channel clinging crabs, squid, tarpon, sharp nose snake eel, slipper lobster and a burrfish all showed up.

Friday started off early with a dawn dive, then we motored over to Turneffe Islands Atoll. Black Beauty was how we finished the week of fish filled dives! Back in port most of the guests went cave tubing, while the others lounged around in the hot tub waiting for the cocktail party. For dinner the guests made there way to The Riverside Tavern.

Saturday concluded the week with the crew saying their goodbyes and our guests heading to the airport.

As always, keep smiling and keep diving!

Eat, Sleep & Dive

Captain Jay Roberts

 

[Aggressor Adventures]

Belize Aggressor III Captain's Report Mar 14 - 24, 2012

Charter Date: Mar 17-24, 2012
Weather: Moderate
Winds: Moderate 15-25KT
Water Temperature: 80 degrees
Wetsuit: 3-5mm recommended
Crew: Capt. Jay, Engineer Fermin, Instructor Jody, Instructor William, Chef Anna, Steward Randy

Saturday we welcomed 18 guests from the USA, Canada and Russia. After check-in the guests gathered topside on our sun deck for the safety briefing and crew introduction. Then everyone sat down for a fabulous dinner prepared by Chef Anna and Steward Randy.

Sunday we began our checkout dives on Sandy Slope. We saw plenty, like the sargassum triggerfish, spiny lobsters and a big free-swimming moray eel. For the afternoon we motored to Lighthouse Reef Atoll and finished off our day at Long Caye Ridge.

Monday was a great day of diving on Sand Box and Cathedral. Guest Cedric finished off his OpenWater course and received a freshly “UNBAKED” cake by Instructor Jody. Congratulations Cedric! He didn’t waste any time continuing his education either, he started and completed his Nitrox course as well.

Tuesday we traveled to the Blue Hole for one deep dive and then over to Half Moon Caye to observe the red-footed boobies & magnificent frigate birds. The guests really enjoyed the stroll around the island to stretch their legs and frolic in the white sand beaches. In the afternoon we resumed the diving on Dos Cocos.

Wednesday was yet another awesome day for diving. We started off on Painted Wall where the beautiful painted tunicates could be seen. However, we also encountered eagle rays, hawksbill turtles, a hugh loggerhead turtle (see photo) and hundreds of sergeant majors under the boat. Silver Caves was the afternoon shark encounter dive. A couple Caribbean reef sharks cruised the divers under the boat.

Thursday we traveled south to Hat Caye Wall for a couple dives. Our Russian friends really loved this site (lionfish central). For the afternoon we moored to the Aquarium. As the name implies an abundant amount of tropical fish filling the top of the reef.

Friday began early - 5:30AM in the water for a dawn dive. Octopus, slipper lobster, turtles, and eels all welcomed the sunrise. We made one more dive then headed back to Belize City for some shore excursions to the Belize Zoo and Cave Tubing. We had our cocktail party in the evening before heading off to dinner.

Congratulations go out to Cedric and Trevor for getting SSI Nitrox certified. It is so easy and well worth it, especially when making 5 dives a day! Special thanks to Toni for all the funny jokes that kept everyone laughing the whole week long.

Saturday concluded the week with the crew saying their goodbyes and our guests heading to the airport.

As always, keep smiling and keep diving!

Eat, Sleep & Dive

Captain Jay Roberts

 

[Cali_diver]

Thanks for the report!! See you in two weeks

 

[Aggressor Adventures]

Belize Aggressor III Captain's Report Mar 24 - 31, 2012

Charter Date: Mar 24-31, 2012
Weather: Calm
Winds: Calm 5-10KT
Water Temperature: 80 degrees
Wetsuit: 3-5mm recommended
Crew: Capt. Jay, Engineer Fermin, Instructor Jody, Instructor William, Chef Anna, Steward Francisco

Saturday we welcomed 17 guests from the USA, UK, Canada and France. After check-in with Jody and William, the guests gathered topside on our sun deck for the crew introduction and safety briefing. Dinner was prepared by Chef Anna and served up by Steward Francisco.

Sunday we made use of our excellent weather spending the day at Black Beauty and Front Porch located on the Southeast of Turneffe Islands Atoll. The endemic white spotted toadfish, spotted eagle rays, large Nassau groupers, green morays and hawks bill turtles were all seen during the dives.

Monday we made the splash at Cathedral and Dos Cocos. Lots to see on these dives. An enormous loggerhead turtle with 3 - 2ft long remoras attached to his belly swam near the divers in 30 feet of water. A couple eagle rays, web burrfish (type of pufferfish), octopus, spiny lobster, channel clinging crabs and spotted morays were showing off for the divers.

Tuesday was a full day beginning with the Blue Hole, then a walk around the Island of Half Moon Caye to view the 4000 red-footed booby birds. “Cheeseburgers in Paradise” was served on the sun deck as we motored to Silver Caves for the afternoon and night dive. A couple Caribbean reef sharks and spotted eagle rays were seen during the dives.

Wednesday we spent the day at Half Moon Caye Wall and Tarpon Caves. Beautiful dive sites with steep walls, swim-thrus, sand flats and lots of southern stingrays. We also encountered a cave with hundreds of silver sides and tarpon. On the wall more spotted eagle rays and a couple big Caribbean reef sharks cruised by.

Thursday we jumped in on Long Caye Wall, Hat Caye Wall and then Painted Wall. Great dives and nice visibility gave everyone a chance to see turtles, spotted eagle rays, Spanish mackerel, Bermuda chubs, horse eye jacks and of course the popular lion fish! After our traditional Thanksgiving dinner we viewed Williams video of the week as we made our crossing to Turneffe Islands Atoll.

Friday began a bit earlier - 7:00AM in the water for our first dive at Sandy Slope. We made one more dive then headed back to Belize City for some shore excursions to Altun Ha (Mayan ruin) and Cave Tubing. We had our cocktail party in the evening before heading off to dinner at the Riverside Tavern Bar and Grill - awesome.

Congratulations go out to Michael, Lela, Kevin, Stephen, Nick & Marie for getting SSI EAN40 certified. Also, Michael & Lela were certified as SSI Advanced Open Water divers! Personalized instruction & study at “your own pace” make specialties and continuing education courses easy to complete on board our liveaboards in just a few days.

Saturday concluded the week with the crew saying their goodbyes and our guests heading to the airport.

As always, keep smiling and keep diving!

Eat, Sleep & Dive

Captain Jay Roberts

 

[Aggressor Adventures]

Belize Aggressor III Captain's Report March 31 - April 7, 2012

[FONT=&quot]Charter Date: Mar 31 - Apr 7, 2012[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Weather: Moderate[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Winds: Calm 10-20KT[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Water Temperature: 81 degrees[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Wetsuit: 3-5mm recommended[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Crew: Capt. Jay, Engineer Fermin, Instructor Jody, Instructor Chris, Chef Yanis, Steward Francisco[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Saturday we welcomed 18 guests from the USA, UK, Canada, Austria, Czech Republic & Netherlands. After check-in with Jody and Chris, the guests gathered on the sun deck for the crew introduction and safety briefing. Dinner was prepared by Chef Yanis and served up by Steward Francisco.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Sunday we spent the morning on Sandy Slope for a couple great check-out dives. We crossed over to Lighthouse Reef Atoll to finish off the afternoon and night dives at Long Caye Ridge. We had some great encounters with a couple green moray eels, hawks bill turtles, and horse eye jacks.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Monday we dove Aquarium and Cathedral. Our giant loggerhead seemed to like both sites, because we saw him in the morning and the afternoon along with 9 dolphins that cruised the divers.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Tuesday was Blue Hole and Half Moon Caye day. We made one deep dive in the Blue Hole then a walk around the Island of Half Moon Caye before cheeseburgers in paradise. For the afternoon and night dive we dove Dos Cocos. A few lionfish were spotted along with a scorpion fish, a free-swimming moray eel and a cool web burrfish. [/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Wednesday we started off on Painted Wall with some more big green moray eels, spotted eagle rays and hundreds of sergeant majors. Sand Box was the site to finish the day. Lots of lionfish, two octopus, lobsters, spotted morays and squid were all seen during the dives.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Thursday we spent the day on Half Moon Caye Wall and Tarpon Caves. A couple Caribbean reef sharks, spotted eagle rays, hogfish, blue parrotfish and thousands of silver sides were encountered in the caves.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Friday we made a dawn dive and one more after breakfast to finish the week. After arriving port, some guests went to Altun Ha (Mayan ruin) and Cave Tubing for the afternoon. The cocktail party commenced around 6PM and then off to dinner.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Congratulations go out to Marcela, Geert, Dave, and Matt for getting SSI EAN40 certified. Also, Debbie and Greg were certified as SSI night divers![/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Saturday concluded the week with the crew saying their goodbyes. [/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]As always, keep smiling and keep diving![/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Eat, Sleep & Dive[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Captain Jay Roberts[/FONT][FONT=&quot][/FONT]

 

[Aggressor Adventures]

Belize Aggressor III Captain's Report April 7 - 14, 2012

[FONT=&quot]Charter Date: Apr 7-14, 2012[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Weather: Calm[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Winds: Calm 0-10KT[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Water Temperature: 81 degrees[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Wetsuit: 3-5mm recommended[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Crew: Capt. Jay, Engineer Fermin, Instructor Simon, Instructor Chris, Chef Yanis, Steward Carlos[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Saturday we welcomed 14 guests from the USA, Canada, France and Ireland. After check-in the guests were given a crew introduction and vessel safety briefing. [/FONT]

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[FONT=&quot]Sunday we started with a checkout dive on Sandy Slope then motored south to Black Beauty. Lots of marine life was moving about like the sargassum trigger, spotted drum, white spotted toadfish, southern stingray, octopus and squid. The weather was incredible, so we motored over to Lighthouse Reef Atoll under moonlight.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Monday we splashed in for two dives on Dos Cocos, and then moved over to Tarpon Caves. Spotted eagle rays, silver sides, hogfish, tarpon, loggerhead turtles and great swim-thrus were enjoyed by all. By far the most exciting encounter of the day was the Goliath grouper that began in the sand under the BAIII, and then continued to the wall in an attempt to hide his massive body of 5 feet![/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Tuesday we motored north to the Great Blue Hole. The divers plunged down to 130feet to take in the awesome stalactite formations. The safety stops were great opportunities to see other cool things like, the juvenile spot-fin butterfly fish, lettuce sea slug, pipefish and southern stingrays. Before lunch the group took a walk around Half Moon Caye Island, then we resumed the diving in the afternoon.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Wednesday was another fun and extremely flat calm day. We made one dive on Half Moon Caye Wall. Each of the divers had personal barracudas to take photos of. Then we motored over to the east side of Lighthouse Atoll for an exploratory dive. Spotted eagle rays, turtles, blue parrotfish, Caribbean reef shark, sail-fin blennies and a couple nice size green morays were seen.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Thursday we continued the diving action on Painted Wall. A squadron of eagles swam around the wall circling back to the divers for 4 or 5 minutes of photo and video time. The shallows are always nice with thousands of sergeant majors, butterfly fish, big Nassau groupers and a cute golden tail moray nestled in the top of a coral head. For our afternoon dives we motored back over to Turneffe Islands Atoll. We tied up the vessel on Grand Bogue for one dive. A big loggerhead turtle, moray eel, spotted moray and toadfish were all seen. We then motored further south to Front Porch to finish off the day. We had a stellar night dive with squid, octopus, toadfish, sharp tail eel, white speckled nudibranchs and channel clinging crabs.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Friday we began with a sunrise dive on Front Porch, and then moved over to the Elbow to finish off the week. Spectacular dives with great visibility and lots to see. Another big loggerhead, Caribbean reef shark, eels, spotted eagle rays and a couple hawksbill turtles with two remoras following them looking for a free ride. With the ladders up and the engines running we made way for port. Upon arrival seven guests went cave tubing, a couple went to Altun Ha, while others just lounged around until our cocktail party.[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Congratulations to Josta, Ashton, Teresa, and Diana for completing a combined total of 1000 dives! So, in the tradition of Aggressor we made one big cake for all to enjoy!!![/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Saturday concluded the week with the crew saying their goodbyes. [/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]As always, keep smiling and keep diving![/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Eat, Sleep & Dive[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]Captain Jay Roberts[/FONT][FONT=&quot][/FONT]

 

[Aggressor Adventures]

Belize Aggressor III Captain's Report April 14 - 21, 2012

Saturday we welcomed 16 guests from the USA and Canada. Upon boarding everyone unpacked, setup gear and settled into their cabins. The vessel safety briefing was given at 5:00PM and dinner was served shortly after.

Charter Date: Apr 14-21, 2012
Weather: Calm
Winds: Calm 0-10KT
Water Temperature: 82 degrees
Wetsuit: 3-5mm recommended
Crew: Capt. Jay, Engineer Fermin, Instructor Simon, Instructor Chris, Chef Anna and Stewardess Jean

Sunday we began our dives on the west side of Turneffe Islands Atoll. Sandy Slope and Sayonara were the dive sites. A yellow stingray, electric ray, white spotted toadfish, spotted morays and the sargassum trigger fish were just a few of the fish seen during the dives. After the night dive we motored over to the west side of Lighthouse Reef Atoll.

Monday we made dives on Dos Cocos and Cathedral. A couple Caribbean reef sharks, spotted eagle rays, big green moray and a large loggerhead were seen.

Tuesday we motored north to the Blue Hole. For many it was the first time to see stalactites and especially at 130 feet! To finish out the morning we toured the island of Half Moon Caye. Red-footed boobie birds and frigate birds by the thousands could be seen from the observation tower. A leisure stroll through the palm trees and a walk on the beach concluded the outing. For the afternoon we dove Long Caye Wall. Great dives with scorpion fish, spotted eagle rays, hawks bill turtles and tarpon below the vessel.

Wednesday Half Moon Caye Wall and Long Caye Ridge were the dive sites we splashed in on. Fermin found a tiny sea horse in the turtle grass, while others found pipefish and pipe horse cruising the sand flats. Larger fish were found at the walls, like the midnight parrot, blue parrot, hogfish, goatfish, southern stingrays and large Nassau groupers. In the evening we crossed over to the east side of Turneffe Islands Atoll.

Thursday we dove the Elbow and Front Porch. Great visibility and spectacular encounters kept all the divers going back for more. The night dive was off the hook with 3 octopus out feeding, Caribbean reef squid hovering over the soft corals, white spotted toadfish sneaking out for a late night snack, large channel clinging crabs and lobster were all seen at the edges of the powerful underwater boat lights.

Friday we wrapped up our wonderful week of diving with two dives on Black Beauty. The divers put away their dive gear and relaxed on the sun deck while we made way for Belize City. Once arriving port, most went cave tubing, a few went to the Mayan Ruins and others went souvenir shopping for family and friends back home. When the tours concluded, we started our cocktail party and enjoyed some sushi rolls and ceviche. After the reminiscing everyone went out for some dinner at a local restaurant.

This week congratulations go out to Amy for completing her 100th dive, Larry with 400 and John with 152 dives just on Aggressor Trips!

Saturday concluded the week with the crew saying their goodbyes.

As always, keep smiling and keep diving!

Eat, Sleep & Dive

Captain Jay Roberts