loquat149
Contributor
You guys finding any bottom that's not covered in silt on beach dives? I've made 2 trips this month, one off Service Club and another south of the Pier in 18-22' of water. In both areas the fossiliferous clay was covered in a layer of silt that needed to be fanned in order to see much. This is in contrast to numerous dives I made in 2008-2009 when I could easily find hundreds of teeth a day, no fanning required. I only made a few dives last year (2010) off Service Club and never escaped the silt. I can deal with suspended particulate matter (whale snot as you guys like to call it) and even low visibility, but the silt's quite the buzz kill.
Thanks,
Dave
Thanks,
Dave