Steve
- Steve's trip St. Lucia 2012
Flounder, Puffer, Angelfish, Seahorse, Sea Cucumber, Sea Fan, Spiny Lobster, Portuguese Man-o-War
We start a few yards off the beach and swam for a bit to get to the reef. Lots of schools of small stuff. Typical caribbean critters. One big lobster about mid dive. Lionfish, Toadfish, Angelfish, Flounder, Lobster, Sand Dollar, Crab, Sea Urchin
Anse Galet Wall Visibility was poor upon entry. Dove in two groups of 10. Did a safety stop in the middle and then continued on. Nice dive along a wall - not much current..large boulders, lots of life, saw 6 squids dancing at the end of the dive. Stingray, Jack, Trumpetfish, Squid
Shallow after 40 minute surface interval Angelfish, Toadfish, Moray Eel, Flounder, Crab, Sea Cucumber, Sea Urchin
Signature dive of the area. Good dive, lots of color and coral. Lots of fish, but mostly little stuff.
Drum, Flounder, Grouper, Parrotfish, Sea Fan, Turtle, Lobster, Sea Urchin, Gar
Strong surface current. This a barge sunk as an artificial reef. It used to be on its side, but a hurricane and turned it somewhat flat. Strong current on the return side - used a lot of air returning to the line. Strong current line descent to relatively no current - barracuda just of the top of the wreck and two large lobsters at the bottom. Caught one of the lobster and released it. Used a lot of air to return to the anchor line. Decent visibility at the bottom.
Very nice colorful reef with large boulders. Lots of fish, plant and critters. Lots of fish and life on this reef. Spotted Drum, Feathered worm. Good visibility and warm.
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