The first morning of lobstering mini season, we awoke to a phone call at 4AM from a friend telling us people were getting on our honey hole and we needed to come quick. We jumped out of bed and got strait off of Catchin’ moments and right on to the Really Sweeet. It was dark and cool on our smooth ride out to “our honey hole.” Bill was there sitting on the spot ready to go with a regulator in his mouth waiting for the sun to pop above the horizon. Splash! Suns up, snares down

We had a wonderful weekend with these lovely ladies! Saturday we took Catchin' Moments out to Boca Grande Key to hang at the beach. We played on the swinging the mangroves, swam in the sea, snorkeled a wreck and cooked lunch on the boat. They had so much fun, that they chartered Catchin' Moments for Sunday also. We switched it up on Sunday and went to two reefs, Sand Key and Middle Sambos. Here we snorkeled and grilled burgers in the yacht. These girls were wonderful guests,

On our voyage out to Isla Isabel National Park, in Nayarit, Mexico we came across a huge school of spinner dolphin feeding. We trolled lines trying to get a nice tuna for dinner, but we were racing the sun to our anchorage. We anchored on the East side by two 200’ twisting rock spires called Las Monas. We took the dingy out to check out the surrounding water and stumbled across three humpback whales cruising along the island. Later, we grabbed our snorkeling stuff to see if w

We woke up early the day after swimming with the seals, to swim with some whale sharks. We headed out on Catchin’ Moments up the La Paz Channel to the El Mogote Peninsula. We unloaded the dingy and took off toward a big dark shadow. We got the dingy in front of a whale shark and we slid off the sideof the boat, camera in hand. These creatures are unbelievably massive and we were swimming with some relatively small ones, the longest being 30 feet. They were feeding on plankton

On Thursday, January 30th we headed out of Los Frailes for La Paz. As we adventured north, up the Sea of Cortez, a beautiful sunrise greeted us. We pulled into Marina Costa Baja that evening after 110 miles of travel and a whale shark greeted us in the channel. We had dinner at Barcaccia a great Italian restaurant on the edge of the marina. The next morning we headed out to swim with the sea lions at Isla Los Islotes, a small rock island with sea lion rookeries. Swimming with