Random moment this morning 😅... Gemma, Rob and I went diving at Terrigal Haven, Central Coast and the viz got sooo bad, it was less than a metre. We all stopped and looked at each other then Gemma & Rob were saying something, I thought it was turn around but I wasn't sure what was it. I asked...

  This was the most enjoyable night dive ever in Jervis Bay, I was glad I went. That night the wind was pretty strong and the air temperature dropped to a freezing 14 degrees. I just thought maybe we shouldn't go, my 7mm wetsuit won't handle this cold. Surprise, surprise, water was warm and cozy....

  My first contribution to the marine industry 👌 doing the first of Jervis Bay Sea Slug Census 2019. Superb weekend of diving with Sue Newson and Nathan Bass from Crest Diving. Most of these tiny slugs were spotted by Sue's super human eyes and extensive knowledge.   No comments

Swansea Bridge, still sit at the top of my favorite dive site. As much as I love good viz, I think when the water is a little murky (3-5m viz), critters are more alive and they don’t mind divers as much.I feel lucky to have seen this 🙂 and now I know that an eel likes to eat its own kind... WOW   Dive...

I've been watching the abundance of these small fish which I later knew were called Eastern Fortescue, Centropogon australis for a while at Swansea Bridge and I thought they were cute!!! Cute if I don't touch them... So 20 minutes into this dive, I was trying to hold on to anything that doesn’t move...

  I learnt something new today about life cycle of an animal.  Moult /məʊlt/: shed old feathers, hair, or skin to make way for a new growth. This was from this morning dive. When I saw it, I thought something had eaten this poor crayfish and left it there....Then Ian Campbell told me this crustacean...