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Missdirected:
P.S. Naked/bikini diving as it was too warm for suits. I know this is bad and I do have a skin. I am sure I will learn my lesson. Or who knows I may smarten up b 4 then. :14: No matter it was a great day and as always I wish I was still under.
Missdirected:P.S. Naked/bikini diving as it was too warm for suits. I know this is bad and I do have a skin. I am sure I will learn my lesson. Or who knows I may smarten up b 4 then. :14: No matter it was a great day and as always I wish I was still under.
GulfCostdiver:Sounds like a good time
I think we will head out tomorrow for a little low vis diving
What about redtide, any sign yet
Me thinks it is still better than sping diving :monkeydan
Missdirected:Low viz that is all. As long as you know where the site is, once you are on it you can see. You may want to ask Rich about our second dive. That was the best one to me at least. There was some object just off from the tug but that is where I seen the hi-hats and the stonefish (you really have to look for him as he is camouflaged fantastically).
GulfCostdiver:The Orange Tug is very near where we almost did our 1st dive the week before last, you could see the buoy from where the angry fishermen where at (remember them).
GulfCostdiver:We left about 8:30 this morning for a day of diving. We started out with plans to hit the Blackthorne or Sherridan, but about 10 miles away we started having some problems so we ended up at the Indian Shores Reef (only 2 miles from where we were). Seas were fairly calm, 1- 2 feet, with a slow current. We anchored right over the structure west of the bouy. Vis was better than last time, about 10 - 15 feet. We saw several good sized barracuda, lots of huge snook, and miscellaneous other fish. For the second dive we decided to fin over to the bouy to see what was down there. And ya know what??? There isn't a gosh darn thing under that bouy!!! So we navigated back to the structure and putts around there again.
After I get the boat back form the shop we will head out there again, will let ya know,(going for its yearly visit) I think its the fuel filter that was the trouble, we will see...:shakeheadMissdirected:Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuugh, you almost went to the Blackthorne and Sheridan without me???????????? See that is why it didn't work out