Difference between revisions of "Little Geiger Cove, Santa Catalina Island"
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<span style="color:#FF0000">'''Little Geiger Cove, Santa Catalina Island'''</span> is an intimate cove with only one mooring. Little Geiger Cove’s on shore area is leased to the Offshore Cruising Club. | <span style="color:#FF0000">'''Little Geiger Cove, Santa Catalina Island'''</span> is an intimate cove with only one mooring. Little Geiger Cove’s on shore area is leased to the Offshore Cruising Club. | ||
'''Bat Rays at Little Geiger Cove''' | |||
“During the July the Bat Rays come in and hang out at Little Geiger Cove. There is a sandy bottom off of the Cove between the strands of kelp. You can drift over the area, preferably with a few cold beers, and look over the side of the Wherry and there are dozens of Bat Rays resting on the bottom at in a depth of forty feet. Drifting like this sets the tone for the day, just kick back and enjoy the island.” James Dittmar, 2022 | |||
<span style="color:#0066cc">''' ''Scuba''</span> (#259679) (1950-1957)''', 14-ton vessel that foundered at Little Geiger Cove, Santa Catalina Island on November 21, 1957 [MVUS 1958]. | <span style="color:#0066cc">''' ''Scuba''</span> (#259679) (1950-1957)''', 14-ton vessel that foundered at Little Geiger Cove, Santa Catalina Island on November 21, 1957 [MVUS 1958]. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:59, 2 July 2022
Little Geiger Cove, Santa Catalina Island is an intimate cove with only one mooring. Little Geiger Cove’s on shore area is leased to the Offshore Cruising Club.
Bat Rays at Little Geiger Cove
“During the July the Bat Rays come in and hang out at Little Geiger Cove. There is a sandy bottom off of the Cove between the strands of kelp. You can drift over the area, preferably with a few cold beers, and look over the side of the Wherry and there are dozens of Bat Rays resting on the bottom at in a depth of forty feet. Drifting like this sets the tone for the day, just kick back and enjoy the island.” James Dittmar, 2022
Scuba (#259679) (1950-1957), 14-ton vessel that foundered at Little Geiger Cove, Santa Catalina Island on November 21, 1957 [MVUS 1958].
