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jimw
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Both Force E and Pura Vida are sponsoring free night dives next Tuesday!
Thank you, I only saw the update from pura Vida last week and hadn't yet called force e to find out if they were also doing one. The next tides email goes out Sunday and I'll be getting a list of upcoming events from those shops to include. This weeks mail only mentions the pura Vida event because by chance, they posted about it here while I was building the email so I threw it in there even though it was not happening in the current week.
mntlblok
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My thinking would be that the beach-goers would be pretty much gone by then and there'd likely be plenty of parking - my only concern about how "packed" things are. To me, the dive areas are plenty big to allow for all the divers you want to throw at it. If it's too crowded, just pick another area - all kinds of cool stuff to find just about everywhere.
mntlblok
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Mas fotos
A few more. . .
(Still haven't had a chance to look at yesterday's pics. Tennis this morning.)
Never seen these critters before. Bet somebody knows what they are. . .
Biggest jaw fish I've ever run across.
More than one sponge garden down yonder. . .
Some brightly colored fellows over around the west wall.
Hope to get some better sailfin blenny shots today. There's hoards of em out.
Still addicted. . .
Seems to be fewer of these guys out this trip.
A few more. . .
(Still haven't had a chance to look at yesterday's pics. Tennis this morning.)
Never seen these critters before. Bet somebody knows what they are. . .
Biggest jaw fish I've ever run across.
More than one sponge garden down yonder. . .
Some brightly colored fellows over around the west wall.
Hope to get some better sailfin blenny shots today. There's hoards of em out.
Still addicted. . .
Seems to be fewer of these guys out this trip.
EL Pistoffo
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Sunday early high tide is at 6:12 am. Is that too early to get into the park? Would Sunday afternoon high tide at 6:53 pm be a better choice?
I missed my chance to go at high tide today at 5:00 pm.
It is possible to do the morning dive, maybe not allowed per the rules. You'd need lights. However people have been sleeping on the beach so I sometimes take the chance.
Sunday is going to be crazy at the park. Yes, you could do it, but you won't find me there in the afternoon/evening.
If anyone here is diving BHB this weekend, my advice is to avoid spending much time in front of the beach on the west side in shallow water. It is a huge Peanut Island weekend, and there will likely be a lot of boats with less than sober drivers pulling up to the beach in that area to drop friends off who parked at Phil Foster Park. After a whole day of drinking they likely won't be paying attention for divers.
Sunday is going to be crazy at the park. Yes, you could do it, but you won't find me there in the afternoon/evening.
If anyone here is diving BHB this weekend, my advice is to avoid spending much time in front of the beach on the west side in shallow water. It is a huge Peanut Island weekend, and there will likely be a lot of boats with less than sober drivers pulling up to the beach in that area to drop friends off who parked at Phil Foster Park. After a whole day of drinking they likely won't be paying attention for divers.
T.C.
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