Blue Heron Bridge Trolls

[Scuba_Jenny]

wind and rain are not the problems.. it's the water runoff that is. I've dived at the bridge plenty of times in rain and windy conditions there. Lightning? Uh, fascinating to see underwater, but not the safest place to be.

 

[djtimmy77]

So how's the diving at the bridge lately folks?

 

[jimw]

So how's the diving at the bridge lately folks?

The Diva tells me that it's now 73 degrees in the water--still, she plans to dive Tuesday night!! Nutso!

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

Dang! that's :cold: I've gotten so spoiled diving in almost 80° all winter.. in for a shock in a couple weeks when I finally dive the bridge again.

 

[MMM]

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[djdalite]

if ya guys want to stay up to date on conditions i suggest the facebook groups - blue heron bridge dive club and blue heron bridge scuba

 

[danvolker]

if ya guys want to stay up to date on conditions i suggest the Facebook groups - blue heron bridge dive club and blue heron bridge scuba

Why? That's what this thread is for as much as anything else.

 

[adurso]

Some of us do not "Facebook"

 

[JahJahwarrior]

Absolutely best way to stay up on conditions is to dive more

Facebook, this thread, calling a shop, or texting a friend, more often than not conditions are good enough to warrant a dive and we all know what months it is colder so, having extremely up to date conditions is not as important and the community and friendship created when a bunch of people get together to ask about conditions.

 

[Popacork]

I got it from Seavision, online. I like it. Kevin tried it and didn't.