Monday, January 09, 2006
This is one of many of species of crabs roaming the islands. They have adapted perfectly to their environment with long claws to grip the sharp lava rock. Their colors are magnificent.
Angela Vitale
This is one of many of species of crabs roaming the islands. They have adapted perfectly to their environment with long claws to grip the sharp lava rock. Their colors are magnificent.
Angela Vitale
Monday, January 09, 2006
The highlight of today’s adventure was snorkeling with the Sea Lions in the gin clear waters along Lobos Island. They were so curious as they swam circles around us, checking out our camera equipment and nibbling on our flippers.
Angela Vitale
The highlight of today’s adventure was snorkeling with the Sea Lions in the gin clear waters along Lobos Island. They were so curious as they swam circles around us, checking out our camera equipment and nibbling on our flippers.
Angela Vitale
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
We changed things up today and targeted Tuna, Wahoo, Jacks and within 10 minutes of trolling we had multiple hookups of school Yellowfin Tuna and Bonito. Scott battled with a Wahoo before the sharp teeth of the speedster cut it’s way through the leader but we did get a good look at him however but not in time for a photo.
Tim C. Smith
We changed things up today and targeted Tuna, Wahoo, Jacks and within 10 minutes of trolling we had multiple hookups of school Yellowfin Tuna and Bonito. Scott battled with a Wahoo before the sharp teeth of the speedster cut it’s way through the leader but we did get a good look at him however but not in time for a photo.
Tim C. Smith
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
When trolling, the sure sign of life when fishing offshore is an Albatross circling overhead and diving for bait fish. Spotting Albatross on the water is definitely an indication that a rod is sure to strike soon. Angela Vitale
When trolling, the sure sign of life when fishing offshore is an Albatross circling overhead and diving for bait fish. Spotting Albatross on the water is definitely an indication that a rod is sure to strike soon. Angela Vitale
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
Dr. Julie Ball finds time between catching fish to give a courtesy dental check up to our beloved mate Umberto Hernandez. Luckily Tim had his Leatherman on hand to assist with the procedure. Angela Vitale
Dr. Julie Ball finds time between catching fish to give a courtesy dental check up to our beloved mate Umberto Hernandez. Luckily Tim had his Leatherman on hand to assist with the procedure. Angela Vitale
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
We have been out fishing for three days now and the Captain of the boat, Simon Alcedo finally descends from the bridge for the first time to take part in a group shot with the whole crew. We have started a new tradition on the boat of leaving a part of yourself in the Galapagos, such as your favorite lure. In our case, we left behind an autographed fighting belt from our trip. Angela Vitale
We have been out fishing for three days now and the Captain of the boat, Simon Alcedo finally descends from the bridge for the first time to take part in a group shot with the whole crew. We have started a new tradition on the boat of leaving a part of yourself in the Galapagos, such as your favorite lure. In our case, we left behind an autographed fighting belt from our trip. Angela Vitale
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
Sea Lions on the beach in the harbor are scattered everywhere and couldn’t be friendlier as they pose for a photo opportunity. They population of Sea Lions well outweighs the population of people on San Cristobal.
Angela Vitale
Sea Lions on the beach in the harbor are scattered everywhere and couldn’t be friendlier as they pose for a photo opportunity. They population of Sea Lions well outweighs the population of people on San Cristobal.
Angela Vitale
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
The native people on San Cristobal are some of the nicest people we have ever met. With our week’s stay on the island, we are so glad that we have had the opportunity to get to know the locals and truly get a feel for the Galapagos culture.
Angela
The native people on San Cristobal are some of the nicest people we have ever met. With our week’s stay on the island, we are so glad that we have had the opportunity to get to know the locals and truly get a feel for the Galapagos culture.
Angela
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
Pepe the town tortoise, used to wander around the streets going from home to home begging for food. To keep him protected he now lives in a special pen in the middle of town. For 50 cents you can get a pepper to hand feed him. Scott thought he was hungry for a little more than a pepper as Pepe stared him down.
Angela Vitale
Pepe the town tortoise, used to wander around the streets going from home to home begging for food. To keep him protected he now lives in a special pen in the middle of town. For 50 cents you can get a pepper to hand feed him. Scott thought he was hungry for a little more than a pepper as Pepe stared him down.
Angela Vitale
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
Surf’s up! Galapagos surfing is the best in the world, second only to Hawaii. San Cristobal is a surfers dream with hotels ranging from $7 to $45 for the best accommodations in town.
Angela Vitale
Surf’s up! Galapagos surfing is the best in the world, second only to Hawaii. San Cristobal is a surfers dream with hotels ranging from $7 to $45 for the best accommodations in town.
Angela Vitale
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