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2010-08-16 - Molokini Reef's End Drift, Hawaii Maui, United States

26.3m - 36 min - Dived with Ed Robinson's Diving Adventures

Starting out at the Reef's End mooring, you swim along the submerged wall of the crater. The structure is composed of ledges, boulders, wall and more. Sharks swim along the walls inlcuding Grey Reef Sharks and White-tip reef sharks.

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2010-08-16 - Molokini Back Wall, Hawaii Maui, United States

20m - 48 min - Dived with Ed Robinson's Diving Adventures

Molokini Back Wall consists of ledges and walls dropping down to over 200 feet of depth. The lack of a bottom allows for 100+ of visibility. The dive also has currents running along the wall so the dive is done as a drift dive. You can see sharks, Jacks, schools of Butterflyfish, Squirrelfish, and much more on this dive. The Molokini Back Wall has witness sites such as whales, manta rays, or ocean white tips passing by. Even without the chance to see big animals, the back wall offers very interesting rocks, ledges, black coral, long nosed hawkfish, many different nudibrach species, and unique fish to this side of Molokini.

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2010-08-17 - St.Anthony Wreck, Hawaii Maui, United States

20.6m - 42 min - Dived with Ed Robinson's Diving Adventures

The St. Anthony's Wreck was intentionally sunk in 1997 as an artificial reef. The wreck is 65 feet long and has a cargo area you can swim into. Several turtles reside on the wreck. In years past a few frogfish lived on the wreck and as of Sept 2010 they are still living there. There is a tire reef just off the wreck which is groups of old tires stuck to concrete blocks. The reef does attract lots of fish including Butterflyfish, Trumpet fish, Oval Chromis and an ocassional white tip off in the sand. Videos: Long Version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPrl1fJEDk8 Short Version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmVLxnh3jw8

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2010-08-17 - Molokini Reef's End Drift, Hawaii Maui, United States

22.8m - 36 min - Dived with Ed Robinson's Diving Adventures

Starting out at the Reef's End mooring, you swim along the submerged wall of the crater. The structure is composed of ledges, boulders, wall and more. Sharks swim along the walls inlcuding Grey Reef Sharks and White-tip reef sharks.

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