CAPTAIN SINBAD
Contributor
Hey guys,
I am trying to understand the diving season in Anchorage. I am a drysuit and ice diver and I love diving cold water environments. Yet the term "cold" as we understand it in East Coast USA is a different cold and the way it is understood in Alaska may be a totally different one. I am assuming that in Anchorage there will be those months where the surface temperature will be so cold that diving will come to a stand-still. Can anyone give me an understanding of what are those months in which you guys do not consider diving "worth it" if you know what I mean.
I am trying to understand the diving season in Anchorage. I am a drysuit and ice diver and I love diving cold water environments. Yet the term "cold" as we understand it in East Coast USA is a different cold and the way it is understood in Alaska may be a totally different one. I am assuming that in Anchorage there will be those months where the surface temperature will be so cold that diving will come to a stand-still. Can anyone give me an understanding of what are those months in which you guys do not consider diving "worth it" if you know what I mean.