Here are some photos of this sinahi I came across. The usual material for Chamorro sinahis has been Clam. However, this ancient sinahi was supposedly constructed from a pig tooth. Check it out.

Besides not really seeing that much fish at Lau Lau Bay, what made things even worse was that my partner Dave bumped into a sea urchine… On a night dive. Talk about bad luck…

Instead of diving from a boat, my friend Peter Houk and Patrick Alepuyo decided to do a shore dive from the old rock quarry in Saipan. Check out the photos!

Today, I spent the morning measuring fish and dealing with grumpy ass owners and customers. One way to cure stress like this is to go to the beach! thats exactly what I did. Check out the photos. These pics were taken  at Lau Lau Bay, Saipan.

Heres Part 3

Here is Part 2.

Despite the strapping currents of banzai point and congregations of grey reef sharks, three of my friends and I were able to enjoy an afternoon of spear fishing. The water conditions were great while the water was even clearer. As soon as we jumped in at our first spot, Banzai Point, we were able to see a couple Napoleon wrasses, skip jack, and the usual school of unicorn fish. Early into the dive, One of the divers, Pat Alepuyo, got his first shot eaten by a shark! Scott Russel, one of the living legends of Saipan spear fishing, shot two massive unicorn fishes. Due to so many photos,im uplaoding these pictures by sections. So, this will be the first one. Let the pictures do the rest of the explaining:)
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On the way down from work, I decided to check out the Chalan Piao fish market. Here are some views that i took. Hit me up with comments and please Enjoi:)