sharknut
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correction, have one, sorry
Does anyone go to Gulliver's Lake?
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richardmenard
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Just dove Gulliver's for the first time ever, yesterday. Really liked the vibe of the place - lots of divers, easy entry, vis was good for Ontario.
No boats, no fishing, means not a lot of stressors for early season dives.
It's not the Carribbean, it's not Tobermory, but who cares - we were underwater & emerged smiling with another dive logged.
Water temp was 72, which was great.
No boats, no fishing, means not a lot of stressors for early season dives.
It's not the Carribbean, it's not Tobermory, but who cares - we were underwater & emerged smiling with another dive logged.
Water temp was 72, which was great.
sharknut
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dont forget the oodles of bass, lol
galdad
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I dive there during the week days if possible. it's close to home but there's not a lot to see. It's more a bubble blowing trip. 8$ to enter. If you're on facebook, look up "KW scuba" group. Usually there are people posting whether they are going to Gullivers or not.
current temp is 75F, vis = 8' (bottom is stirred up)
current temp is 75F, vis = 8' (bottom is stirred up)
CuNanoTube
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I'm going to need to get wet during my upcoming academic terms. I will be at UW from September to April and am up for some diving (Though I have no car....) if anyone else is.
Just a note, we need a UW scuba club, or at least an underwater hockey group.
Just a note, we need a UW scuba club, or at least an underwater hockey group.
ScubaSteve
Wow.....what a DB
Was there last night......water was a sick 77 degrees. My ear hurts as proof 
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.Dan Maycock
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I am looking for someone to dive weekend mornings at Gullivers. It's close to home and I want to get many dives in this summer. Anyone interested?
bennerman
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Sorry to resurrect, but I'm reading you need a pass to dive here. Anyone know if that's true, how much it is, and where I'd go to get it?
ubp_sanity
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As far as I'm aware, there is no seasonal pass, but last year we had a $6 or $8 admission fee. Not sure if it will be the same this year. We do have to fill out a seasonal waiver, you do that the first time you get to the park in the year.
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