Northwest Dive Club

Show on KCTS Wildlife Detectives:

Airs WED 6/22, 900PM

http://kcts9.org/programs/wildlife-dete ... isodes/103

Wildlife Detectives · Episode 103
Mystery Sharks of Seattle
05/03/2016
One of the world's largest and most elusive predatory sharks, the sixgill, suddenly appears in Seattle's waters. These creatures typically dwell in darkness several thousands of feet beneath the surface. Little is known about them. What would make them appear in the shallows of Puget Sound? And what does it say about our oceans? Researchers are hunting for answers.

Sweet! Can't wait to watch!

I interviewed for both the show and the trailer. Don't know if any of my interview actually made the cut, but in any case I won't be around to find out ... I'll be in the Philippines when it airs.

... Bob (Grateful Diver)

I pinged a few of you that I know did interviews with Michael privately on Facebook, but posting here as well. If you did a six gill interview, are available and are interested doing a quick dive this upcoming week for some underwater b-roll of, well, you in the water "recognizable faces etc.." and can meet in West Seattle, please PM me

We already have shots in mind and I promise I'll keep it quick and won't torture you too much with the camera. If you are already diving in the general vicinity for a Tweak or Monday Madness or Junkyard or whatnot and could spare 10 min before your primary dive or even after it, I can totally make that work. These are kind of 'icing on the cake' shots, cutaways for the interviews, not necessary but add to awesome factor if not just using generic 'divers'.

I already replied on Facebook, Laura ... but I'll be at Cove 2 this evening at 5 PM.

... Bob (Grateful Diver)

Got it and replied! Looking forward to catching up with you!

I hope I get to see it. I don't get KCTS in Albuquerque!

Looks good can't wait

Thanks Bob! Great seeing you!

If we aren't in the KCTS Channel 9 area - I'm a little south of you - do you know if it will be available on their youtube channel thereafter?

It should be

ljjames wrote:It should be

Please post link if it happen! Thanks!

lol... Tom Nic... You KNOW i'll plaster the inter-webs with it (you'd have to be hiding underwater in the Philippines to miss it, and even then...)

ljjames wrote:lol... Tom Nic... You KNOW i'll plaster the inter-webs with it (you'd have to be hiding underwater in the Philippines to miss it, and even then...)

Ha! You underestimate my ability to be media clueless!

And big thanks in advance!

Hopefully it'll be available online too!

ljjames wrote:lol... Tom Nic... You KNOW i'll plaster the inter-webs with it (you'd have to be hiding underwater in the Philippines to miss it, and even then...)

... I promise you I'll be looking for it, even from the Philippines ...

... Bob (Grateful Diver)

Tangfish wrote:Hopefully it'll be available online too!

It will for sure be online... they already have the page ready for it

Michael asks... "Who saw the sixgill last week in hood canal!?" Update: never mind, he got info he needed

wow , i just watched the video and i had no clue that back in 2000 this was going on... Bdub , grateful diver, John rawlings , and many others were seeing the sharks on a regular basis ... Great to see people I know in a seattle Documentary ... congrats to everyone

Wonderful wonderful!

Can't praise this enough...

Kudos to all involved!

Very nicely done, congratulations to all participating.
I sure learned a lot. I had no idea that Seattle might be nursery for sharks !

IIRC in 2003 we were seeing one or two "naturally" on every dive in the summer at 3Tree. Then in 2004 we stepped it up to seeing 4 to 12 on every dive at 3Tree but that was with encouragement. None of "ours" had tags on them. Wild times. Great show. Fortunate I could participate. Great footage from all and well done with the story. That's just how I remembered it.

Now lets have a show about the missing Dogfish! I remember seeing schools of them frequently in the early 90's. I also remember seeing giant skates back then...

Jeff Kruse wrote:IIRC in 2003 we were seeing one or two "naturally" on every dive in the summer at 3Tree. Then in 2004 we stepped it up to seeing 4 to 12 on every dive at 3Tree but that was with encouragement. None of "ours" had tags on them. Wild times. Great show. Fortunate I could participate. Great footage from all and well done with the story. That's just how I remembered it.

Now lets have a show about the missing Dogfish! I remember seeing schools of them frequently in the early 90's. I also remember seeing giant skates back then...

I asked about the dogfish few years ago, I didn't seen one in a looooong time :(