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If you’ve been visiting Big Island and Jack’s Diving Locker for a while, you’ve probably walked into a few different locations over the decades and been on a few different boats.  As we celebrate 40 years this year, we thought we’d take a walk down […]

A diver favorite, the Day Octopus, is the most common and frequently seen octopus in Hawaii.  This master of hide-and-seek often means divers swim right over them without noticing! While they are most active during early mornings and late afternoons, they spend about half their […]

  One of the more spectacular looking crabs you can find diving in Kona is the Jeweled Anemone crab! This crab is often found on night dives in shallow and deeper waters.  What makes this crab unique is it collects 2 types of sea anemones […]

If you wear corrective lenses on land, you don’t have to be blind in the water.  If contact lenses aren’t your thing (yes, you can wear your contacts when you snorkel or scuba!) then you might consider a prescription mask.  Jack’s Diving Locker has several […]

Unprecedented times call for unprecedented actions.  When Jack’s Diving Locker heard that Hawaii County schools would be doing remote learning, we knew we could potentially help in the learning process as well as help provide options for families most affected by the pandemic.  Owner Jeff […]