In the hard copy of the June/July 2007 issue:
Gold – 70 fathoms deep
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Thereâs a lot to think about when youâre dropping to a depth of over 120m into the
Pacific Ocean
, down to the decks of one of the most famous shipwrecks in the world, the Royal Mail Steamship Niagara.
Fiordlandâs Long Sound
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The almost pristine habitats of Long Sound exist because of the fresh water layer from the huge rainfall that cascades into the fiords.
Use it or lose it
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I still practise my skills but have to admit, at 62 years old, I am not as strong or fit as I used to be.
100th issue
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We reflect on highlights from our 99 issues.
Northern crayfish
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Talk to any divers from the 1960s and you will hear stories of crayfish feelers bristling out of every crevice. We investigate current trends.
Monsters I have met
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As I almost crashed into it I realised it was a gigantic snapper well over a yard long. Then on a ledge sat an equally monstrous crayfish.
Rayglass Legend 2800 is born
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boat test by Dave Moran.
Twice in one lifetime
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Getting closer, I aimed carefully then squeezed off the shot. The snapper weighed in at a whopping
15.04 kg (
New Zealand
record).
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