Northwest Dive Club

This beautyful Sharpnose is wearing his finist colors! http://underthesound.smugmug.com/photos/264466462_CoKie-L.jpg As are the next two which I think are scalyheads http://underthesound.smugmug.com/photos/263387498_zGkVw-L.jpg http://underthesound.smugmug.com/photos/264414543_EkSWx-L.jpg This pinpo...

The viz was so good when we went out that even the fish were sight seeing.

Wow! And WOW! :bounce: Fort Flagler just moved up on my to-do list. -Ben Thanks for the wow! Just remember it is an advanced dive and very current dependent. Go at high tide if you can. It is a long ways out to the drop off at the end of the pier but do it underwater or you'll miss allot of the pre...

I have never seen one of these nor one laying such a geometrical egg mass! He is very tiny and this was totally accidental as I was taking a pic of a larger nudie and didn't even see him. http://underthesound.smugmug.com/photos/263402339_4KuYy-L.jpg These Barnacle eaters left a unique smilly face fo...

My Bad! Forgot to turn on sharing again! */@#*^

My Bad! Forgot to turn on sharing again! */@#*^

My Bad! Forgot to turn on sharing */@#*^

Shot at Ft Flagler

Eubranchus rustyus. Clustered to lay eggs

To pretty not to post but I'm glad you can't smell the dead seal he's eating.

Actually not,,, Even my eyes are not that good. The nudie is about the size of a sesame seed so you can guess they are way to small to see with the naked eye.

Sorry it doesn't show all that well here but the right side looks like a horizon seen from space and there are bubbles along that side that look like moons. Guess you need to be a sci-fi fan to see it.

We frequently talk about or underwater place as a whole mew world. This photo shows it as a whole new universe! Eubranchus rustyus

Good grief, Are you sre there's a critter there! I don't think I'd know it if I saw it.

Awesome pics... thanks so much for posting! (Although I think I speak for a few others... we're here craving more info! Where? When? etc. etc.) As with most of my finds this was at Hudson point in port Townsend. unlike most it was only at about 20fsw. A week or so ago. It Was a lucky find and I hav...

Not to sure but there are a bunch of them! and they are way to small to get a clear look.

LCF wrote:WOW!!!!

I've never seen anything remotely like that in local waters. What is it?

Don't feel bad, Neither has Dave Behrens and he wrote the book! I love nudie huntin!

This is the sacoglossid (sapsucker) Hermaea oliviae

Before you ask,,,, These all came from my favorite site. Port Townsend

A nice versacolor looking for friends.

How good are your eyes? At first this looks like just a nudie on a hydroid but after much looking I have counted at least 16 critters in this picture.

Where did you see this beauitful gem? Agree with the question... more info please! It's a pretty safe bet if I post it it came from Port Townsend. Not always but most of the time. As for seeing it? Only if you have real good eyes and know the clues to look for. They are only about 1/4" or less.

bnboly wrote:

LCF wrote:I'm embarrassed to say, I don't know what I'm looking at . . .

I'm not! What is it?

I'm pretty sure it's Cuthona flavovulta but I wouldn't bet the ranch on it!

Eubranchas San Juanieses

Maybe,,, He sure needed a food source that couldn't fight back!