Trout
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I'd like to dive Friday....have some work am....earliest for me to get to CSSP will be 1 pm
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Well I made it out to CSSP about 3:30PM. We did a 57 minute dive with a max depth of 27 feet. Surface temp was 82 degrees, 80 down to about 19 feet and then a sharp drop to 73 degrees in the thermocline. The thermocline was visible. When we first entered ( at the dock near the beast bench) it was nice and clear and I would say at least 10 feet clearly and 20 foot with a haze. Troy led the way and we went to the double platforms so I could get some shots. Then we headed to the plane for some more pics and then back to the dock with a long stop in the hydrilla beds for more pictures. I took about 250 pictures and got about 8 to 10 good shots. I like my camera more and more everytime I take it out. I have the Sea and Sea DX-1G with the YS-110 strobe.
There were about 20 people out there. Great day, slight cloud cover, windy, and good vis. Troy practiced in his doubles, and I shot pictures. We had a very nice time, just like the good old days, pre-scuba shop, when diving was for fun. I uploaded some pics in my gallery. Have a great weekend!
I saw you and Troy exit the water at the dock....I was over at the Scuba Toys dock cleaning up my gear.......I was going to yell across the pond but I though folks would think that sorta 'red-necky'. You had the camera/strobe and your new beanie cap on.....course was across the pond but could see the red horns!