Catalina Island trip video

[ROUS]

I'd always wanted to see a Garibaldi. I'd seen pictures of them, but had never seen one in real life. So, back in July, I flew to So Cal to spend a day diving Catalina Island. My goal was to find at least one little Garibaldi to film. But, as local divers will certainly know, they are plentiful and easily found.



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[Altamira]

Excellent video John, and you sure are doing a lot of bucket list diving in a short period of time. Having the time and means to do that is priceless!

 

[ROUS]

Excellent video John, and you sure are doing a lot of bucket list diving in a short period of time. Having the time and means to do that is priceless!

I'm blessed and extremely grateful. I wish the 20-year-old scuba-crazy kid that I was could see the places that I'm able to dive now. I never thought it was possible back then.

 

[Ken Kurtis]

Glad you found the Garibaldi. FYI, I saw your initial graphic says the island is 50 miles offshore. It's actually - depending on where you go - 26 miles away along the lee side. The closest point to Angel's Gate (San Pedro Harbor exit) is actually Blue Cavern Point which is about 22+ miles away. Avalon and Arrow Point are both a shade under 26 miles.

 

[ROUS]

Glad you found the Garibaldi. FYI, I saw your initial graphic says the island is 50 miles offshore.

Hi Ken. Thanks for watching it. I wanted to measure from LA, given that most people around the world will know where that is. Hopefully, I wasn't too far off. My goodness, it's a pretty place.