Fujisan Maru

The Fujisan Maru was one of the first deep wrecks we dove ("dived" for my Kiwi friends). She is 460' in length, and sits in 180' of water, and about 100' to it's shallowest point. Fujisan Maru was a fleet oiler, and sunk with hits to the stern area, sitting on the bottom at about 45 degrees to port. The catwalk still runs along the deck, but is really covered in coral. We managed to find the bridge telegraph as well.

Coral now encrusting the catwalk above the oil storage tanks, and running length of ship.
Coral now encrusting the catwalk above the oil storage tanks, and running length of ship.
Tiny translucent ghost shrimp on the wreck, only about a half inch long at most.
Tiny translucent ghost shrimp on the wreck, only about a half inch long at most.
Paul Williams at the bridge.
Paul Williams at the bridge.
A view into the bridge.
A view into the bridge.
Bridge telegraph which has fallen over.
Bridge telegraph which has fallen over.
Ann and Mous completing Tri-Mix CCR course dive.
Ann and Mous completing Tri-Mix CCR course dive.

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