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Remember that all the captains talk on the marine radios with up to the minute conditions reports. In the morning it's virgin territory and we take our chances based on stale info from the previous day(s). Fish Move !! But if you dive in the afternoon, you will have MULTIPLE reports up and down the coast from boats that have divers splashing immediately. I like afternoon dives because someone else already did all the scouting work for me and it's pretty much a guaranteed hit. What's even more important than hearing "where to Go " is also that critical knowledge of "where NOT TO GO "
Sorry for mis-directing the topic. I'm on the Sep 11th Morning dives also. I'm thinking about double dipping & doing the afternoon also if a radio report comes in that they witnessed active GG mating at other than the sites we will visit on the official SB morning trip.
