clgsamson:Gordon, any chance you can post that chinese calendar of yours here in the board?
I have a tide table in my Treo Phone... And besides, those chinese calendars are HUGE!!!!!
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clgsamson:Gordon, any chance you can post that chinese calendar of yours here in the board?
Twomixdiver:But May 27 is new moon, hence the currents will be more awesome....
It may come to the point that the vessel owners may choose to call-off the rest of the season if the operating cost and the wear and tear of equipment proves too much.
erik.... you're in sweden now???erik.p:"Peter showed us the Talusi while it was being constructed in Roxas (Coco loco) several years ago. It's a good boat maybe too small for rough seas. Actually I don't mind rough seas because I rarely get seasick, but I would be disappointed if I don't get to see "underwater action" (as 2mix puts it). It's Ok with me not to see hammerheads but did you still see a lot of "big fish" and other pelagics? Did you get to dive less because of the adverse conditions? The last time I went we were allowed 4 -5 per day but the night dives weren't very impressive. How was the viz?"
Sure, we saw lot's of "big stuff". On every dive we saw at least one whitetip shark, your occasional grey reef shark. Most of the time you'd loose count of the number of sharks you'd see during a dive. Very many turtles too. Only saw one or two mantas in the distance. Many other pelagic fish too. Reef in very nice condition too. So, very good diving, unless you happen to be a macro freak.
Viz was roughly 40-50 meters on every dive, so nothing to complain about there!
We weren't hindered in any way by the weather. So we could do as many dives as we wanted too. Peter is a certified "madman", as he is the first dive professional that I've met that did _all_ the dives the guests did. He still loves diving, and will take every chance he can to go diving.
As of the actual material of the hull I could very well be wrong, it could be fibreglass for all I know...
erik.p:"Peter showed us the Talusi while it was being constructed in Roxas (Coco loco) several years ago. It's a good boat maybe too small for rough seas. Actually I don't mind rough seas because I rarely get seasick, but I would be disappointed if I don't get to see "underwater action" (as 2mix puts it). It's Ok with me not to see hammerheads but did you still see a lot of "big fish" and other pelagics? Did you get to dive less because of the adverse conditions? The last time I went we were allowed 4 -5 per day but the night dives weren't very impressive. How was the viz?"
Sure, we saw lot's of "big stuff". On every dive we saw at least one whitetip shark, your occasional grey reef shark. Most of the time you'd loose count of the number of sharks you'd see during a dive. Very many turtles too. Only saw one or two mantas in the distance. Many other pelagic fish too. Reef in very nice condition too. So, very good diving, unless you happen to be a macro freak.
Viz was roughly 40-50 meters on every dive, so nothing to complain about there!
We weren't hindered in any way by the weather. So we could do as many dives as we wanted too. Peter is a certified "madman", as he is the first dive professional that I've met that did _all_ the dives the guests did. He still loves diving, and will take every chance he can to go diving.
no you didn't confuse me... i got surprised by your avatar and location...erik.p:CLA - I hope you have a great trip, and I agree, too bad they had to sell.
Shugar - I'm in Sweden but I might have confused you a bit by quoting CLA in my reply, sorry.
erik.p:Shugar - I'm in Sweden but I might have confused you a bit by quoting CLA in my reply, sorry.