We'll be up there tomorrow as well and will check it out too- that would great if we could dive Scorpion again! We were up there today for a bit, the lake is getting warmer- a 3mm wasn't too bad for some freediving!
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We'll be up there tomorrow as well and will check it out too- that would great if we could dive Scorpion again! We were up there today for a bit, the lake is getting warmer- a 3mm wasn't too bad for some freediving!
Checked out Scorpion Bay this morning. The good news is that the dive site looks great and is somewhat removed from where the floating boat docks are situated. Bad news is that there is no reasonable access to the water by vehicle (i.e. no roads or all existing roads are now gated). Also, there are several "No Trespassing" signs posted on the guard rail directly adjacent to the site. Lacking permission from the marina itself, it is my distinct impression that the site is going to be off limts in regard to diving.
Kris: What did you think?
I agree. It looks like we should be able to dive, but the parking lot stops well short of the diving area and I don't see any other access points (especially with the signs posted)
I wonder if a chat with the marina folks would help our case any? Perhaps they would allow limited access for divers in the cove itself? Maybe worth a shot...
Hey Steve I was with Kris saturday. He did indeed wear a 3mm, while I had my 7-6-5 on and was nice and warm. I'd advise a 5mm or layer a full 3mm and a shorty.Wow. I'll bring my 3mm next weekend and see how it goes. Be nice to drop a few lbs from the weight pouch. I guess it'll be okay until I hit a thermocline that drops to 50º.
I'd advise a 5mm or layer a full 3mm and a shorty.