Date: April 8, 2000
Dive Number: 605
Location: Rendezvous Reef
Dive Time: 50 min.
Max Depth: 86 ft
Total Time to Date: 403 hrs. 07 min.
Dive Buddy(s): Terina
Visibility: 5'above 30'- 30' below 30 ft
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Camera: Nikonos V/2 Strobes Lens: 35mm 1:2 macro
Film: Ektachrome VS 100 ASA
Photo Comments:
Normal 1:2 macro settings but used 100ASA and shot at 1/3 stop underexposed for most of the shots
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Dive Comments:
Offshore reef back towards Lodge from Pinnacle Rock. round top with drop on all sides.
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***Fish***
ling cod, kelp greenling, whitespotted greenling, copper rockfish, quillback rockfish, red irish lord, scalyhead sculpin, longfin sculpin, vermillion rockfish, china rockfish, wolf eel, black rockfish, cabezon, snailfish.
***Cnidarians***
brooding anemone, fisheating telias, whitespotted telias, giant plumose anemone, plumose anemone, zoanthid, oval brown cup coral, encrusting hydrocoral, hedgehog hydroid, orange hydroid, ostrich-plume hydroid, sea firs hydroids, solitary pink-mouth hydroid.
***Nudibranchs***
coloured dendronotid, monterey sea lemon, ringed dorid, white dorid.
***Echinoderms***
california sea cucumber, creeping pedal cucumber, red sea cucumber, white sea cucumber, blood star, leather star, rainbow star, daisy brittle star, sunflower star, red urchin, vermillion star.
***Arthropods***
giant barnacle, decorator crab, oregon crab, sharp-nose crab.
***Univalves***
blue top snail, slipper snail, oregon triton, wrinkled amphissia, china hat limpet, hooded puncturella, rough keyhole limpet.
***Bivalves & Polyplachapora***
gumboot chiton, lined chiton, veiled chiton, swimming scallop, rock scallop.
***Sponges***
aggregate vase sponge, boring sponge, encrusting spongres.
***Lophophorates***
northern staghorn bryozoan, orange tipped bryozoan, lacy bryozoan, fluted bryozoan, spiral bryozoan, royal purple bryozoan.
***Tunicates***
pastel compound tunicate, stalked tunicate, horse-shoe tunicate, sea peanut, strawberry tunicate, transparent tunicate, warty tunicate.
***Worms***
calcareous tube worm, slime tube worms.
***Algae***
bull kelp , red algae, woody kelp, branching coralline algae, encrusting coralline algae.

Disclaimer:
All dives made using an Oceanic Datamax Sport dive computer and on air unless otherwise noted.
Just because I did these dives does not mean you should.

KLW