Northeast Pearse, near Port McNeill on Sun Fun Charters. Great wall dive famous for pomegranate nudies and raspberry hydroids. Chock full of color! Candy stripes, snakelocks, painted anemones, basket stars and more!
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6/4/26
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Dive site photos
Dive boat on the surface above Northeast Pearse, near Port McNeill. The wall below is smothered in painted anemones, red soft corals, snakelock anemones, raspberry hydroids (with pomegranate nudibranchs!), pink mouth hydroids, and more. We even heard humpback whales during the dive and had humpback whales come up to the boat as we were getting out of the water! The krill was so thick near the surface that the water looked like it was boiling! Photo by Eric Askilsrud.
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