This was a search and recovery dive in about 135 feet of water, after an fishing vessel captain reported losing his anchor in Silver Bay. He gave us a mark, but then stated he was closer to the fish plant - or something. Anyway, in four dives we haven't found any sign of this anchor and chain, but in about 80 feet I did find this cabazon having some lunch.
This site was a pulp mill until 1993, so that's why there's so much detritus on the bottom.
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ubDX7UjnfI[/video]
cabazon eating a Snake Prickelback
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cabazon eating a Snake Prickelback
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Re: cabazon eating a Snake Prickelback
Cool video..that's something you don't see everyday!
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