jessecurry
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I finally got to dive in Venice on Sunday, I made my first dive about a mile north of the pier with maybe 8 ft vis.
I got to see some interesting, but small marine life including some fish that had attached crab-like legs that I've never even heard of.
For my second dive we decided to try Venice beach because we heard that it was a much shorter swim and could be a little more interesting, but by the time we got there the vis had dropped to almost nothing, I basically ended up staring at a wall of black below me and periodically checking my depth to see if I was descending at all, so we scrubbed to dive. We had hoped to make three that day, but the first one was definitely worth it. I was glad to see that there were still some parts of Venice that I hadn't explored after growing up there.
I got to see some interesting, but small marine life including some fish that had attached crab-like legs that I've never even heard of.
For my second dive we decided to try Venice beach because we heard that it was a much shorter swim and could be a little more interesting, but by the time we got there the vis had dropped to almost nothing, I basically ended up staring at a wall of black below me and periodically checking my depth to see if I was descending at all, so we scrubbed to dive. We had hoped to make three that day, but the first one was definitely worth it. I was glad to see that there were still some parts of Venice that I hadn't explored after growing up there.