ScubaSeanMaui
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Just wanted to post about my dive experiences on Maui the past week. 1st I went with B&Bscuba on Sunday and had a very great time. Bill, Bill, and Chuck were really nice and very helpful people. Went to Molokini 1st near the shark condos (but only to 100 feet) then off to Redhill to play with Octopi and turtles. Had a really great time and got back really early (10:30am). Very fun dive I would dive with them again.
2nd boat dive was with http://www.mikesevernsdiving.com/ which was amazing. The crew gave us a great briefing on what we were going to see, and then we went down and saw it all. We dove at EN'E NU'E and saw so many fish. We saw white tipped reef sharks, Crevalle, huge jack fish that scared all the other fish (which swarmed to our dive party) plus tons more. At a more shallow depth we observed the nesting practices of the White spotte Damsels. Pauline told us to put our hands over the Damsel fish's eggs and watch it try to move us away. 2 times the fish bit me plus tried to push me off by backing into my hand. Another diver heard it bark at her hand. (she said it sounded like that). Our 2nd dive was at the St. Anthony wreck. We all got a chance to put the cleaner shrimp into our mouth and get a cleaning. It was quite fun. We all had a good laugh about it. I was amazed Pauline was able to deliver on these requests. Turtles were all over this wreck. Many butterfly fish and a few hungry trumpet fish. We were all watching the fish eating the alge off a rock when this trumpet came up and ate a Sergeant Major fish right in front of us. It was quite a site. Pauline, Bo, Andy, and Tara were all so nice and helpful I definitly will be diving with them when I return to Maui.
If your looking for some certifications check out http://www.mauidiveschool.com/ Bill was a DM on the BBscuba boat. He is a great diver and a really nice and patient person. Very funny too. Another person I hope to see next time.
Just sharing my experiences. My 1st time diving wasn't as great. Be sure to book your boat dives though since they fill up fast (most let you cancel 48 hours in advance no charge)
I'll follow up with my Ed Robinson dive and hopefully some pictures. Check out my gallery for my B&B dive pictures.
Sean
2nd boat dive was with http://www.mikesevernsdiving.com/ which was amazing. The crew gave us a great briefing on what we were going to see, and then we went down and saw it all. We dove at EN'E NU'E and saw so many fish. We saw white tipped reef sharks, Crevalle, huge jack fish that scared all the other fish (which swarmed to our dive party) plus tons more. At a more shallow depth we observed the nesting practices of the White spotte Damsels. Pauline told us to put our hands over the Damsel fish's eggs and watch it try to move us away. 2 times the fish bit me plus tried to push me off by backing into my hand. Another diver heard it bark at her hand. (she said it sounded like that). Our 2nd dive was at the St. Anthony wreck. We all got a chance to put the cleaner shrimp into our mouth and get a cleaning. It was quite fun. We all had a good laugh about it. I was amazed Pauline was able to deliver on these requests. Turtles were all over this wreck. Many butterfly fish and a few hungry trumpet fish. We were all watching the fish eating the alge off a rock when this trumpet came up and ate a Sergeant Major fish right in front of us. It was quite a site. Pauline, Bo, Andy, and Tara were all so nice and helpful I definitly will be diving with them when I return to Maui.
If your looking for some certifications check out http://www.mauidiveschool.com/ Bill was a DM on the BBscuba boat. He is a great diver and a really nice and patient person. Very funny too. Another person I hope to see next time.
Just sharing my experiences. My 1st time diving wasn't as great. Be sure to book your boat dives though since they fill up fast (most let you cancel 48 hours in advance no charge)
I'll follow up with my Ed Robinson dive and hopefully some pictures. Check out my gallery for my B&B dive pictures.
Sean