Dive Review of Fish and Fins/Ocean Hunter III in
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Fish and Fins/Ocean Hunter III, Apr, 2009, by George Landgrabe, Florida, USA ( 2 reports). Report 4972.
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Ratings and Overall Comments 1 (worst) - 5 (best):
Accommodations		Food
Service and Attitude	N/A	Environmental Sensitivity
Dive Operation		Shore Diving	N/A
Snorkeling	N/A
Overall Rating
Value for $$
Beginners
Advanced
Comments	Really was not a lot of negative comments to be made. Boat was very comfortable, with lots of room for sleeping, eating and lounging. Reading and video materials were plentiful and a lap top computer was available to view digital images. Crew was very accomodating in all respects and dive tenders were spacious and comfortable. Fish and Fins gives divers the option to be shuttled, of the mainland, to various dive spots or jump aboard the live-aboard. It's a bit less expensive to dive from shore but the boat rides tend to be long and the number of dives are cut short by having to travel to and from the island. The live-aboard traveled around most of the island's prime dive spots and a trip to Jellyfish Lake was offered as an option. The night dives proved very interesting with plenty of subject matter. I would go again to this area as soon as I forget about the 23 hours to get there from Florida.
Reporter and Travel
Dive Experience	Over 1000 dives
Where else diving	Caribbean, Red Sea, Australia, Utila, Truk, Granada, Great Lakes, Georgian Bay, BonneTerra Mine, California, Hawaii
Closest Airport		Getting There
Dive Conditions
Weather	sunny, dry	Seas	calm
Water Temp	85-87°F / 29-31°C	Wetsuit Thickness
Water Visibility	75-100 Ft/ 23-30 M
Dive Policy
Dive own profile	no
Enforced diving restrictions	Staying with the overall group and diving spots that the boat determined.
Liveaboard?	no	Nitrox Available?	N/A
What I Saw
Sharks	Lots	Mantas	None
Dolphins	None	Whale Sharks	None
Turtles	1 or 2	Whales	None
Ratings 1(worst) - 5 (best):
Corals		Tropical Fish
Small Critters		Large Fish	N/A
Large Pelagics	N/A
Underwater Photography 1 (worst) - 5 (best):
Subject Matter		Boat Facilities
Overall rating for UWP's		Shore Facilities	N/A
UW Photo Comments	Good facilities with large tables and a number of outlets to re-charge equipment.

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Dive Review of Fish and Fins/Ocean Hunter III in Micronesia

Fish and Fins/Ocean Hunter III, Apr, 2009,

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Dive Review of Fish and Fins/Ocean Hunter III in
Micronesia