Hey everyone!

I recently put together a video diving into the cold, rich waters surrounding Vancouver Island. This video takes you below the surface to explore towering kelp forests, rocky reefs, and the incredible marine life that thrives here in the Pacific Northwest.

From massive octopus, curious kelp crabs and schools of rockfish to the colorful invertebrates that cling to every surface, the dive reveals a hidden world shaped by powerful currents and nutrient-rich waters. Vancouver Island is home to some of the most diverse cold-water ecosystems on the planet, and every dive feels like stepping into another universe. This journey highlights not just the beauty of these underwater landscapes, but also the delicate balance of life beneath the waves. Whether you’re a diver, ocean lover, or just curious about what lies below, this video offers a glimpse into a thriving ecosystem that few get to see up close.

Filmed in: Nanoose Bay, Port Hardy & Browning Passage, Vancouver Island.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and critiques!

Thank you for watching!

Some really nice clips there Kolin. Some of the macro stuff is as good as anything out there!

Edited 2 hours ago2 hr by humu9679