I am teaching most weekends, but check out my profile, if you see me at the Shores or on Dive Connections boat stop and say Hi! It would be nice to meet locals from the Board.
Any San Diego Divers?
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wexwind
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I'm a PADI Divemaster, but hadn't been diving for about 3 years until last month. It was really nice to get out and I'd like to hook up with some folks who know the area. I went on a boat dive to the wrecks (RubyE and Yukon) which was ok, but not very fulfilling. I'd much rather dive a kelp forest than a wreck. I'm a pretty experienced diver, but a tad rusty. I'd like to explore some of the more obscure and advanced spots around San Diego. Maybe take some u/w photos or just get re-acquainted with diving. Sold my drysuit, but have the rest... Let me know if you are interested in hooking up for a dive. I also love (almost prefer) free diving, but don't hunt anymore.
Cheers.
Cheers.
For San Diego Divers a valuable resource is John Moore's website at www.divebums.com. The site contains links to the San Diego Scuba Clubs, dive shops, dive boats and other San Diego resources. The site also containg dive reports whiched are logged to site and our frequently sent out over the associated email list. The email list is for non-commercial posts so its noise level is quite low.
Its a great site to hear when the squid are running in La Jolla Canyon or when the local vis jumps up to 40 feet+ or
discover that a number of the dive boats have been able to put divers into the tuna pens just south of the Coronado Islands recently.
I am an active diver/instructor in San Diego and an active member of both the San Diego Underwater Explorers (www.sdue.org) and the UCSD Seadeucers (www.seadeucers.org) dive clubs. SDUE runs weekly DIR skills dives on Thursday night at La Jolla Shores and the Seadeucers run a number of dives each week on Scripps Canyon for qualified divers. Scripps is my favorite SD dive location.
Marc Hall
www.enjoythedive.com
Its a great site to hear when the squid are running in La Jolla Canyon or when the local vis jumps up to 40 feet+ or
discover that a number of the dive boats have been able to put divers into the tuna pens just south of the Coronado Islands recently.
I am an active diver/instructor in San Diego and an active member of both the San Diego Underwater Explorers (www.sdue.org) and the UCSD Seadeucers (www.seadeucers.org) dive clubs. SDUE runs weekly DIR skills dives on Thursday night at La Jolla Shores and the Seadeucers run a number of dives each week on Scripps Canyon for qualified divers. Scripps is my favorite SD dive location.
Marc Hall
www.enjoythedive.com
wexwind
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Thank you Marc for the great info. I'll check into it right now.
John has also recently opened a bboard on the divebums.com site - www.divebums.com/board
It is starting to ramp up with more activity it is only 2-3 weeks old.
It is starting to ramp up with more activity it is only 2-3 weeks old.
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