Troop from Seattle WA
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- This is the wahoo after filleting. Enough for two dinners for 14 people! WAHOO!
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- Andrew ready to go!
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- Baracuda have razor sharp teeth.
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- Benjamin flipping out!
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- Welcome aboard briefing on Sunday.
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- Changing out scuba cylinders.
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- Tying the scuba rig back to the lifeline.
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- Colin
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- Diver Dave hefting tanks. Welcome back, Dave!
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- Diver Dave going snorkeling!
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- Denny working on the Wahoo.
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- Benjamin skinning the wahoo.
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- Deck scene pre dive.
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- Holley helps Benjamin gear up.
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- Giant striding…
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- Hermes fur after a crew cut. That dog is a veritable fur factory.
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- Phils hands after fighting the wahoo.
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- Hermes during his crew cut!
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- Note the pooch scoping out the buffett possibilities….
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- Ian defogs his mask before the dive.
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- Kent and his catch–baracuda.
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- This is only a small percentage of the gear and food we load each week.
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- Filletting the wahoo was a group effort. Now it’s Denny and Megan at work.
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- William getting assisted by Megan.
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- Megan taking rubberbands from Ben. He want them out of his braces before he dives.
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- The wahoo post filletting. I wish this photo had sound effects for Megan’s commentary.
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- Merry’s giant stride
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- Mike ready to dive.
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- Gearing up.
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- Phil and his catch!
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- Phil fillets!
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- More Phil and wahoo
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- Reeling in the big fish!
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- Everyone strains to see what’s on the end of the line!
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- On Sunday, we were dodging storms all evening coming into our anchorage.
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- Hermes and his new doo! (those of you who thought he was a chub-o, take note of that svelte form!)
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- Our neighbors were kind enough to deliver our lobster nets and tickle sticks that we left at the dock. Thanks Jane and Travis!
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- Stormy weather off shore. This is American Shoal Lighthouse.
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- Look at the colors in this wahoo!
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- This is for perspective on how big the wahoo is!
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- He has some serious choppers, too!
More boy scout adventures aboard the liveaboard Schooner Conch Pearl, in the Florida Keys!