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Dearman...LOVE your profile pic!!!
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Dearman...LOVE your profile pic!!!
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captndale:I like to have at least 32 deg F in fresh water and at least two feet of visibility. I have dived in lower vis, but those really were not dives for fun. As long as the water is liquid and I can read my gauges I can enjoy diving.
KOMPRESSOR:Hey, these were the words out of my mouth
Sometimes I wonder what they are thinking of, those divers who only do warm waters. I mean, I could certainly do with a couple of weeks in the Bahamas. But then I would enjoy land life even more than the coral reefs!
Hell freezes over; Norway wins the Eurovision Song Contest again.
Jarrett:Nah, I am still reading the thread. (Going into Devil's Advocate mode here) Just having a hard time understanding the desire to dive in a cold, muddy lake. I could see being in the ocean or something with clearer viz and then buying the equipment needed to make the dive at whatever temp. But in Texas, in the muddy lakes, where bass, perch and catfish are mostly likely what you are going to see if you get lucky. What's the draw?
I mean I get cold and clear dives, and I can understand warm and murky dives. But cold and murky in a Texas lake is a hard one to understand for me. Is there something down there I don't yet know about?