I never laughed so hard as when mr. bada$$ from south florida showed up on one of my local rides and started spouting off about hot drops, the vis that day in 140fsw was measured in inches
Ugh, no thanks In a wreck, sure. But outside, not for me
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I never laughed so hard as when mr. bada$$ from south florida showed up on one of my local rides and started spouting off about hot drops, the vis that day in 140fsw was measured in inches
Not sure I agree with diving a quarry and ocean diving is no different, no waves, current, or bag shooting is necessary in a quarry.
Get out there and dive,dive and dive some more & if it happens to be on a wreck so much better.
Agree PADI wreck class is not worth much.
Eventually I would like to penetrate wrecks. At first I would be more than satisfied with "easy" wrecks to dive, and remaining outside (or wrecks like the Kittiwake where penetration by non-wreck divers is okay since there's barely any sediment and there's holes *everywhere* to get out). I still have a decent way to go before I have the control I'd like underwater, but that sounds like a great suggestion to work on those skills! Cave diving is quite interesting to me as well, though the allure of wrecks is massive. I want to get out diving more, but work and training keep me in NY far longer than I'd like haha