Events to help pass the winter time away!

[wreckedinri]

Just a few events - besides Rovers - to help us get through the winter.
http://www.secretsquirreldivers.com/events.html

Regards,
Dennis

 

[pgdive]

At least for the shops, "dive show season" marks the end of winter and the begining of spring diving.

Paul

 

[Diesel298]

what?
dive seasons over?
when did this happen.. no one told me

 

[PeaceDog]

what?
dive seasons over?
when did this happen.. no one told me

The gentleman seems to be saying.....that.......at some point.......people.......actually......(I can't believe I'm gonna say this)........stop....diving.


Makes me shudder to even think about.

 

[Jorbar1551]

Learn to Ice Dive

 

[ONESPEED]

What's the big deal? I dive all winter long!

 

[pgdive]

OK OK. First of all there was no ice this year, we had oodles of peopled lined up to go, but according to our ice diving instructor there was no solid ice anywhere from Cape Cod to NH . Now you all can't honestly look me in the face and tell me that you go out as much this time of year as you do in June. A weekend here or there maybe, but not a lot more than that. Secondly if you look right here http://www.pgdive.com you can see we had people going out all winter. However for the average, non-dryusit diver, there is a local dive season.

Paul

 

[The Chairman]

I dive all winter long as well, and during mental lapses I go to shows in CHICAGO in the dead of winter!

 

[Diesel298]

i was in the water 4 days last week, and 4 the week before
from boston to new london

 

[matt_unique]

Nearly every weekend year round for us as well.

Today the water temps at Folly were 37 degrees but with outstanding vis, easily 30'.

--Matt