The continuing sagas of the Blue Heron Bridge

[Shcubasteve]

Well, we did it- 2' vis and all. spend about 50 minutes underwater surfacing only twice for bearing check. Saw a Southern Stargazer buried up to its eyes in the sand after almost crashing into it. saw jellyfish (seawasps i think) with 12" tentacles, fireworms, stingrays, electric fish and urchins. Its amazing how many dangerous critters you can bump into in low visibility.
Glad we got that out of the way-lowvisnightdive: Check

 

[tibenmiami]

High tide looks to be around 10 AM on Saturday, anybody going?

I am planning to go. Anybody going today? This could give an idea of viz for saturday

 

[Onewolf]

I'm hoping if the low VIS issue is caused by dredging at the inlet, then hopefully they won't be dredging over the weekend and VIS _might_ be better by Sunday.

 

[mcgowman]

Did anybody make it out today? How was it?

TIA!

 

[jet126]

I just talked to Force E. 10 ft today. Better than 2, but not worth it for me to drive up from Hollywood.

 

[DebbyDiver]

Me neither. And the beach cam is looking flat calm...I'll be yak diving tomorrow.

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

We opted not to get up (and wake up a sleeping teen ) for the hour drive this morning. Slept in until the dogs woke me up enough I couldn't get back to sleep. darn dogs!

 

[tibenmiami]

We opted not to get up (and wake up a sleeping teen ) for the hour drive this morning. Slept in until the dogs woke me up enough I couldn't get back to sleep. darn dogs!

You did not loose a lot. Average was 5 FT - Max 8 FT

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

That's good to know.

 

[mcgowman]

Despite expecting less than stellar conditions, I made the drive and wasn't disappointed yesterday. Decent viz (25/30 feet) with lots to see. Lots of students, but didn't seem crowded.

Although, am starting to think I'll find a unicorn before I locate a frog fish or pretty nudi on my own. I'd trade 1000 fire worms for one of either. Any secret to locating those (not the unicorn)?