There are many great shore diving sites on the western side of the big island. To learn more about them visit: www.konahonudivers.com/best-shore-diving-big-island.htm
Cool Video, thanks for sharing. We will be there in a couple weeks and I was wondering about the same thing about the dive flag. We have the 4' florescent sausage (DIVER BELOW) and are planning on using that for our flag. Are these legal to use as a dive flag or do we need the float type that has the red and white flag?
Byron, nice video. Very natural and unscripted, don't see many of those anymore. Questions...is that a noise maker in your front d-ring? Also, how did you keep your snorkel in the front?
Have you done one for Puako yet? I went diving there a long time back with a friend in the winter months and we could hear whalesongs off in the distance at around 40-60ft. That was an awesome experience. Puako is pretty rough to get in, but there is a place just past the end of the road where there is a sandy entrance in a small bowl of lavarock. Have you been there before?
We only have 3 small wrecks here. It's not a big highlight on the big Island. Although it is possible to see the wrecks AND the submarine that carries passengers AT THE SAME TIME! We will be visiting Truck lagoon in Coteober where there is some epic wreck diving.
Hi Guys, I noticed you weren't using a dive flag. I will be in Kona for some shore diving in September and wondering if I have to use one. I thought local law required the use of a flag. P.S. Great Video! Thanks, Chris
Aloha Christopher. The camera guy (Sam) was holding the flag so it wouldn't get in the way of the viewing experience. It is required. We have some really great ones available for rent and for sale here in the shop as well
Please. Do NOT pick things up.
Righto David! Unless they are trash, then pick them up
Dive South Point (and invite me)
There are many great shore diving sites on the western side of the big island. To learn more about them visit:
www.konahonudivers.com/best-shore-diving-big-island.htm
Great job, guys, keep them coming.
Mahalo Bo!
Cool Video, thanks for sharing. We will be there in a couple weeks and I was wondering about the same thing about the dive flag. We have the 4' florescent sausage (DIVER BELOW) and are planning on using that for our flag. Are these legal to use as a dive flag or do we need the float type that has the red and white flag?
Great video. Thanks for posting.
Glad you like John. We will keep them coming!
Next time we are on the Big Island, we'll try snorkeling the Kona side more. Really enjoyed our last three visits. :)
Looking forward to meeting you in the shop!
i love the bikni girl
no wet suit
Byron, nice video. Very natural and unscripted, don't see many of those anymore. Questions...is that a noise maker in your front d-ring? Also, how did you keep your snorkel in the front?
Thanks Mr Sanchez! I have a shaker in front down low yes. The snorkel is one I found on the dive. SOmebody probably lost it!
Awesome Byron! Nice to meet you. I will come to the BI soon to dive with you.
Good to meet you too Brah, see you then!
Have you done one for Puako yet? I went diving there a long time back with a friend in the winter months and we could hear whalesongs off in the distance at around 40-60ft. That was an awesome experience. Puako is pretty rough to get in, but there is a place just past the end of the road where there is a sandy entrance in a small bowl of lavarock. Have you been there before?
Aloha Peter. Here it is! ruclips.net/video/9A9f-qzKkvY/видео.html
Do you guys every dive any wrecks?
We only have 3 small wrecks here. It's not a big highlight on the big Island. Although it is possible to see the wrecks AND the submarine that carries passengers AT THE SAME TIME!
We will be visiting Truck lagoon in Coteober where there is some epic wreck diving.
How about the Crack at Moiilili
We'll have to check it out!
🤙🏼🤙🏼
Hey, that's my cousin! Greetings from Wisconsin! It was so fun watching you dive! Question: So are eels pretty shy creatures?
They will come out from time to time but they typically stay tucked in the reef during the day
Hi Guys,
I noticed you weren't using a dive flag. I will be in Kona for some shore diving in September and wondering if I have to use one. I thought local law required the use of a flag.
P.S. Great Video!
Thanks,
Chris
Aloha Christopher. The camera guy (Sam) was holding the flag so it wouldn't get in the way of the viewing experience. It is required. We have some really great ones available for rent and for sale here in the shop as well