Anybody diving for Megs this winter??

[AeroMike]

I found this one last summer in the Edisto. I can't wait to get back.

Mike, that sure is a nice tooth. Do you have a pic of it after it is cleaned? What is the measurement on it?

 

[Lee Taylor]

I think after this past weekend, my walking in might be over, I am too spoiled with boats and reaching better spots.

Mike... I am glad to hear you enjoyed yourself. Once you finally found your spot, you were on the bottom for-ev-ver. I noticed Ken using the Hookah without a BC. Did you have on a scuba unit when using the Hookah? Was there any thought given to descent and ascent?

I found the difference (color, type, form and shape) between what one diver found in comparison to what another diver found to be quite interesting.

More Edisto River photos from March 19th 2011:

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[MikeDiver]

Mike, that sure is a nice tooth. Do you have a pic of it after it is cleaned? What is the measurement on it?

More dry than clean.

 

[AeroMike]

Very nice tooth, here is one I found in the Edisto last year

 

[AeroMike]

Here is a shot of the three big teeth I found last year in the Edisto

 

[AeroMike]

Here is the heart breaker, broken in half and it still measures at 4.5"

 

[MikeDiver]

Nice teeth Mike. Do you use a Hookah system? We saw a boat with 2 or 3 people last year using one near Martins landing I think.

 

[MikeDiver]

Not a Meg but a pretty cool tooth I found in the Savannah River.

 

[AeroMike]

That is a cool tooth, isn't it a sand tiger? and a good size one at that. I do not use a hooka system, I strap a tank to my back and go, lol

I have velcro straps, one for my tank and one for my BC and they are black nylon with yellow lettering that spells "AEROMIKE", lol I will see if I can post a pic of them

 

[AeroMike]

Okay, here are my goofy tags