horn34
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All night diving is prohibited. Period. I tried, with many different ops.Does that include shore diving at night?
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All night diving is prohibited. Period. I tried, with many different ops.Does that include shore diving at night?
Hopefully they were just diving and not poachingCorrect, no night diving. I did see some flashlights and a boat out in the water while I was eating dinner at Secrets last week.
10 days back I noticed a reduction in snapper and other larger fish the closer I got to town.^The reason was stated earlier in the thread.
I don't think that has ever been controlled, has it? I'd expect it to be a lot worse now.Hopefully they were just diving and not poaching
Famine can do that.10 days back I noticed a reduction in snapper and other larger fish the closer I got to town.
Now, please don't take this as a challenge, only a clarification scenario. If I were staying at a hotel where they furnished tanks for shore diving, and the dive shop closed at 5, and they left the full and empty tanks outside, would anyone know or care if I grabbed a tank after dark and went for a shore dive?All night diving is prohibited. Period. I tried, with many different ops.
^The reason was stated earlier in the thread.
It's Mexico. You'd probably get away with it, especially if you were tossing some Benitos around.Now, please don't take this as a challenge, only a clarification scenario. If I were staying at a hotel where they furnished tanks for shore diving, and the dive shop closed at 5, and they left the full and empty tanks outside, would anyone know or care if I grabbed a tank after dark and went for a shore dive?