we had 8 inches of ice in mid January at Lake Simcoe, Ontario.....the best part for me was looking up at the pressure ridges in the ice (light pressure ridges, dark ice) and the exhaled bubbles from our regs......magic
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We have another on at the end of the month at Haigh Feb. 28, if you want to stop out and get under the ice again...the viz is usually about 75ft there, makes it alot more fun
I'd LOVE to do that, but my son is in Scouts and has a conflict on the 28th. We have a Pinewood derby race on the 21st so I'll miss OWU too!
Thanks for the very interesting report!
I was surprised that so few divers found the sailboat.
Why do you suppose more didn't find it? Not their goal?
Sounds like you had a great experience!
Dave C
Nice post J... sorry you couldn't make this weekend's dive... ice diving in 65 deg weather... wierd. We all bailed around 2:30... the ice was starting to get thinner than we found comfortable and everybody got their dives in... and the vis made Strode look like you could see forever... ;-)