Grand Cayman dive series

[ROUS]

I've started a little video series on my recent Grand Cayman dives. I'll post the links in this thread over the next few weeks. (Lumix LX-10, BigBlue lights, red/blue filtering)

 

[tkaelin]

Interesting. I will have to double check my old dive books but pretty sure I dove it in early 80s when it was fully intact and you could dive through the bridge and other parts of the ship. Sister ship of the USS Pueblo.

 

[Eric802]

Nice video. I'm pretty sure I dove that in the mid-90"s.

 

[ROUS]

it was fully intact and you could dive through the bridge and other parts of the ship.

A hurricane--Ivan maybe--blew the ship apart. It's pretty scattered now.

 

[Alucard]

Have done that dive a few times - a nice site with usually lots to see.

 

[ROUS]

Here's the second in this series. It's a dive site that was new to me, called Wild Hammer.

 

[gstrek]

Here's the second in this series. It's a dive site that was new to me, called Wild Hammer.

Very nice video! I have done a couple hundred dives on GC but never dived Wild Hammer. I will be there in October and will be sure to request we dive it.

 

[ROUS]

Very nice video! I have done a couple hundred dives on GC but never dived Wild Hammer. I will be there in October and will be sure to request we dive it.

It was certainly full of marine life for our dive. Have a great time wherever you end up!

 

[Altamira]

Very nice videos. I did the Oro Verde site a couple years ago with Lobster Pot (now Just Dive) at the end of a dive on a nearby reef, and although it's pretty scattered, there were a lot of nooks and crannies where the wildlife was hanging out. We were accompanied for the entire time on the Oro Verde, by a very friendly nurse shark. A female diver and I spent another 15 minutes there after the other divers headed to the boat above. Very peaceful and pleasant.

 

[ROUS]

The third episode focuses on scenes from wall dives.