Date: May 27, 2000		Dive Number: 611
Location: Dodd Narrows
Dive Time: 59 min.		Max Depth: 65 ft
Total Time to Date:		408 hrs. 37 min.
Dive Buddy(s): Terina
Visibility: 15 ft
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Camera: Nikonos V/2 Strobes	Lens: 35mm/1:2 Macro
Film: Velvia 50 ASA
Photo Comments: 
Did not take a full roll due to vis and missing the best part of the dive. Water was quite murky even for macro.
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Dive Comments:
Went in some distace into the narrows to the north, probably too far in to get the best of the dive. Drifted from north to south but there was very little current. Visibility was very poor with large chunks in the water.
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***Fish***
decorated warbonnet, blackeye goby, kelp greenling, painted greenling, whitespotted greenling, copper rockfish, quillback rockfish, cabezon, longfin sculpin, red irish lord, scalyhead sculpin, kelp perch, striped perch.
***Cnidarians***
christmas tealia, giant plumose anemone, plumose anemone, swimming anemone, orange cup coral, orange hydroid, pink mouthed hydroids, sea firs hydroids, silver-tip hydroid, snail-fur hydroid, fish-bone hydroid, white hydroid, sea pen, lobed comb jelly.
***Nudibranchs***
opalescent nudibranch, three-lined aeolid, coloured dendronotid, alabaster diron, ringed dorid.
***Echinoderms***
blood star, leather star, sunflower star, vermillion star, purple star, rose star, California cucumber, orange cucumber, salt and pepper cucumber, red urchin, green urchin.
***Arthropods***
sharpnose crab, decorator crab, Oregon crab, hermit crabs, giant barnacles.
***Univalves***
blue top snail, frilled dogwinkle, leafy hornmouth, oregon triton, wrinkled amphissia, china hat limpet, hooded puncturella, rough keyhole limpet.
***Bivalves & Polyplachapora***
lined chiton, red chiton, swimming scallop, jingle shell.
***Sponges***
boring sponge, tennis ball sponge.
***Lophophorates***
kelp-encrusting bryozoan, lacy bryozoan, northern staghorn bryozoan, spiral bryozoan, rabbit ear bryozoan.
***Tunicates***
lobed compound tunicate, pastel compound tunicate, white-crust compound tunicate, bristly tunicate, broad-base tunicate, orange social tunicate, strawberry tunicate, tall transparent tunicate, transparent tunicate, warty tunicate.
***Worms***
calcareous tubeworms, giant white calcareous tubeworms.
***Algae***
lots of red algae, bull kelp, laminaria.

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