754 527:22
Dive: Total Bottom Time:
Hakai Rock
Site:
Hakai Pass, Hecate Strait, British Columbia
98 ft 20/06/2004
Max Depth: Date:
0:54 12:15 PM
Bottom Time: Time:
50 ft
Visibility:
3200 psi
Tank Start:
1:3 Macro 800 psi
Lens: Tank End:
2 95 cu ft
Strobes: Tank Size:
3180 psi
Film: Tank Work:
Ektachrome VS 100
2400 psi
Photo Notes: Air Used:
Roll 5, Lots of
Dove this spot off slack. The back side was sheltered while the front was not safely diveable. Pinnacle
is exposed at low tide but would be awash at high tide. Lotso fo bull kelp and surf anemones with
surge channels on the reef top. Felt like an exposed coast Barkley Sound dive. Very good Dive!!
Kelp greenling, Black rockfish, China rockfish - both adult and juviniles, Copper rockfish, Quillback
rockfish, Yellowtail rockfish - large school, Longfin sculpin, Red Irish lord, Branching coralline algae,
Iredescent algae, Christmas tealia, Crimson anemone, Fish-eating tealia, Plumose anemone, White-
spotted tealia, Orange cup coral, Delicate-plumed hydroids, Hedgehog hydroid, Orange hydroid,
Ostrich-plume hydroid, Pink mouthed hydroids, Sea firs, Snail-fur hydroid, Solitary pink-mouth
hydroids, Thread hydroids, Cross jellyfish, Hanging-mouth jellyfish, Skeleton Shrimp, Giant barnacle,
Heart crab, Decorator crab, Lobed comb jelly, Fluted bryozoan, Kelp-encrusting bryozoan, Lacy
bryozoan, Leafy curl-edged bryozoan, Northern staghorn bryozoan, Royal purple encrusting
bryozoan, Spiral bryozoan, Rabbit ear bryozoan, Rust bryozoan, Gumboot chiton, Lined chiton, Mossy
chiton, Hooded puncturella, Rough keyhole limpet, Snail-dwelling slipper shell, White cap limpet, Rock
Scallop, Blue top snail, Leafy hornmouth, Oregon triton, Red turbin snail, Opalescent nudibranch,
Alabaster diron, Nanaimo dorid, Noble sea lemon, California sea cucumber, Red sea cucumber, Salt
and pepper sea cucumber, Blood starfish, Leather starfish, Rainbow starfish, Basket star, Daisy brittle
star, Morning sun starfish, Nothern sun starfish, Boring sponge, Orange-red encrusting sponge,
Pecten sponge, Giant finger sponge, Lobed compound tunicate, Pastel compound tunicate, Stalked
compound tunicate, White-crust compound tunicate, Bristly tunicate, Broad-base tunicate, Sea peach -
one very! large, Sea peanut, Strawberry tunicate, Calcareous tubeworm, Cement tubeworm, Slime
worm
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