More fish that Noelle won't let me cook at home.

Noelle and I finally got to dive Sharks Cove.  Here's Noelle going through a cave.

See that blue spot on the top right?  Noelle thought she could go through it easy but scratched herself on the chest.

Diving down.

This is a cool cave.  You swim down about 30 feet and zigzag your way out to the ocean.  It's a scary one because of how black it is down at the bottom.

That's a monster blue.  Paxton shot another one, that suck'a.

Another tailgate picture of all the fish.

Here I am trying to lift all the fish for a shot.

That's better.

Those huge fish make Aaron look pretty small.  Really though, those Uhu are humongous. 

"I dare you to touch one." 

"No you touch one"

Drew tried to be a man so she could be on the blog... 

...but here's a real boy!

Swinging at Kahana Bay.

Hot Mama!

Look At This Uhu!

In Hawaiian this fish is known as an Uhu.  It's a Stareyed Parrotfish.  I gave it to an Indian/Fijian couple in our ward that made a delicious curry out of him.  They were nice enough to let me have a taste since Noelle doesn't like fish.  I gave myself a nice pat on the back.

A Good Day!

My work buddies and I were able to catch these fish in a spot that is usually really dirty.  

Thats me in a wet suit.  It's a good thing I wasn't showing my bottom half, cuz you boys would be jealous

Some of the smaller ones I got.  

My buddy Kekona caught the red one and it is the best kind of goat fish you can get, and to get one that big is rare.  The blue parrot fish was caught by my friend Paxton, its a good one too.

This is a hybrid parrot fish

That morning I told Drew that I was going out to get her a fish.  She said that she wanted a pink fish.  I told her I would get her a pink fish.  I was so happy when I saw this one in a cave.  She was so happy when I brought it home, but it took her a while before she would hold it.

Drew and her pink/red fish

Spear Fishing

My Palani