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Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles coming up for a breath of fresh air!

More and More Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles, can you tell I love the little kids??

Video Shot in Honolulu, Hawaii, Music created by G. Scott Smith Produced and recorded by G. Scott Smith

A very young Green Sea Turtle coming down from the surface with a full reload of air and looking for his next hiding spot

Diving the wreck Sea Tiger was an Awesome early morning Depp Dive! So much life!!

Various short clips mashed together

Along the Depths of 100 feet the ship rests upright and has many swim throughs!

Scuba Diving of Oahu. North and South Shores and out of Kewalo Basin

Group of Scuba Divers having immense immersion fun submerged all over one of the Great Wrecks in Honolulu! Sitting at 100 feet underwater, this is an Ultimate Wreck Dive Experience. Many entry points and Shoot Throughs!

A nice diversion from diving the "Pipe" In Hawaii

Reaching the end of the Pipe, means turning around and going back towards the Boat!

School of Striped Fish foraging for food along the reef line and going with the Flow!

A great place for the little critters to pop out!

Noticed these Eagle Rays cruising along the bottom at 120 feet. They were very tolerant of the Scuba guy )Me) chasing them to catch this 2 minute video! Enjoy and if you like you can view a few hundred shorts on my rumble page!

Spotted Moray Eel along the South Shores off Honolulu, HI

A Nice long shallow dive chasing to wildlife along Oahu South Shores!

One of my favorite spots to see and video Stingrays. Easier from Dive Boat, but you can swim out to it and be in a Deep Cleaning Station!

Young Green Sea Turtle exchanging air at the surface and then fighting current on the North Shore Oahu, HI.

Green Sea Turtle signaling to the fish to be cleaned of the macrobiotic urchins which keeps the Turtle Clean and Disease free!

Diving alone the Storm Drain off the South Shores of Honolulu. Grand living reefs

Video of descending down the mooring chain to dive the Sea Tiger. Is usually best to go first!