A Night Dive, A Wreck Dive on a Sunken Sail Boat and Hiking up Catalina Island
EPISODE #111 ; Wild Times at Emerald Bay
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On this weeks episode we meet up with our friend Jimmy Shannon after moving the boat to a mooring at Emerald Bay to be closer to the dive site. We inspect the infamous shark attack kayak and gear up for a night dive at Doctors Cove.
The next morning I go on one last dive of the trip with Jimmy Shannon this time to 87ft to a sunken sailboat near Doctors Cove at Emerald Bay on Catalina Island. While Camille and Mr. Steady hike up several peaks and enjoy the amazing views!
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