mike_s
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so on my trip there (not vacation related) I'm only going to have one day to dive. Is it worth flying my gear with me for 1 day of Myrtle beach diving?
Any good diving off Myrtle Beach?
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TommyT
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Mid 70's on the bottom,
Cant get any better than that!
Cant get any better than that!
Skeeter_D
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If you are in the MB area, Coastal Scuba is a very "attentive" group, and they do care about their divers... Just ran with them in May and they put on a good charter, good service, nice boat... No complaints.
Another good operation (out of Murrels Inlet, about 20 miles south of MB) is Scuba Express. I have not been out with them, but some hard core semi-tech & trimix divers I know well, go with them quite often. Capt Tom (?) has a very good reputation around here & on www.charlestondiving.com. They do a bit of spearing as well.
Another good operation (out of Murrels Inlet, about 20 miles south of MB) is Scuba Express. I have not been out with them, but some hard core semi-tech & trimix divers I know well, go with them quite often. Capt Tom (?) has a very good reputation around here & on www.charlestondiving.com. They do a bit of spearing as well.
colby
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Cool, thanks. I've been in touch with Coastal Scuba, and will check back with them in a couple of months and see how the schedule is shaping up.
Consider logging in to charlestondiving.com and asking if anyone needs people. The previously mentioned charters are all similar, but with fuel prices, plenty of people are looking for bodies to share duties/expenses (myself included).
Diving is good here, but the runs are longer than NC to get to good water. Surface temps are 81 - 82, thermocline drops bottom temps to mid 70's. Shortly, it'll be 80's top to bottom. Last summer, we dove Mid July through late Sept. with just shorts.
Chris
Diving is good here, but the runs are longer than NC to get to good water. Surface temps are 81 - 82, thermocline drops bottom temps to mid 70's. Shortly, it'll be 80's top to bottom. Last summer, we dove Mid July through late Sept. with just shorts.
Chris
Jersey Chris
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I just got back there from diving Sat and will be back to dive again the following Sat. My G/F has been down there diving for the past 2 weeks and the vis has been very poor. This past Sat was maybe 5-8 feet. The Thurs before was 2 feet at best. The only thing I reaolly enjoyed was the water temps were 79 degrees at the bottow. Diving here was 45 degrees the week before so the warm water was a nice change 
I personaly am not very impressed with the diving from what I have experienced.
I personaly am not very impressed with the diving from what I have experienced.
Jersey Chris
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Yea, it was a bit on the "fluffy" side We were out on the Safari 4
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