Deb was determined that Thursday would be the day we got lots of conch. After discussion about the best way to go about it (she wanted to take the hookah across the sand flats which are only 6' deep and I did not want to pull it), all four of us got into dink and motored to the far end of the sand bank. The other three jumped in to start searching (Dave & Lisa were also doing underwater pictures of her light bulb logo for a project for work.) and I took dink a way down wind and anchored it so we could drift down to it. Then we repeated the move. We only found 1 conch - which Deb found. But then Deb was "attacked" by our friendly stub tailed stingray. We are not sure how he lost his tail, but he looks just like a normal Southern Ray but without the long tail. He had come under our boat and cleaned up all the conch guts the last time we cleaned conch. I'm sure he was just approaching Deb looking for another hand out, but she was very unimpressed and swam quickly away. Then she had a remora trying to attach to her suit. Those things (though harmless) can be very persistent and obnoxious, so that ended the conch hunt. After lunch we took the hookah to another mini-atoll. While Dave & Lisa were doing more photos for her project, Deb was hunting conch and found two more nice big ones. We also found a coral head with three lobsters under it - two of which were nice big ones. I spent quite a while with my arm full length under the coral trying to grab one, but they kept 'finding' me with their antenna (they have very poor eye sight) just before I was in position to grab. Oh well, we went on with the dive. This is my favorite spot. The main coral mount has many long deep arms that reach out across the sandy bottom. Really beautiful. We saw the usual denizens and had a great time. Lisa took over 45 minutes of video with her camera. About 3/4 of the way around Lisa got cold so we headed back to dink. I tried again for the lobster while the others were getting in to dink. I was not successful. Back at the boat, Deb prevailed on us to use the hookah to go along the edge looking for more conch. Here we were much more successful, ending up with 6 more large conch. We had conch salad for apps but at this rate we are filling the freezer with enough conch for a long time after we get home.