62 degrees at 133 feet. Totally dark. No suprise. But still fun !!
Lake Travis report 9/11
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atlas750:
Thats the way to 'beat the HEAT'!!!!!!!
Teknadv3x
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atlas750:
What would you say the vis was @ 133 ?
What part of the lake were you at when you pulled off the dive?
Thanks in advance
Dave
cyklon_300
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127' / 62F
Vis ~25' (until the HID battery bit it)...observed a number of dead fish (20+) there, both at the surface and on the bottom.
Someone should tow the derelict sailboat away from the dam face so we can dive it deeper....
Vis ~25' (until the HID battery bit it)...observed a number of dead fish (20+) there, both at the surface and on the bottom.
Someone should tow the derelict sailboat away from the dam face so we can dive it deeper....
O2BBubbleFree
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UT's Lake Travis Test Station allows public access to their current weather and water temp data, including water temps at various depths:
http://wwwext.arlut.utexas.edu/omg/weather.html
Too bad we don't have a way to see what the vis is...
http://wwwext.arlut.utexas.edu/omg/weather.html
Too bad we don't have a way to see what the vis is...
ianr33
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3dent:
But the temperature data only goes down to 60 feet. Tends to be a little colder at depth..............
Teknadv3x
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cyklon_300:
Man bummer on the HID.
What make and model and what do you think happened?
It going to be up and running for the Florida Trip?
Dave
O2BBubbleFree
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ianr33:
Sorry 'bout that. It's only 60' deep under the test station.
OP
I was at windy point. The private side. Vis was about 25' at least to the end of my light beam. Much better than at 30'. There were abandoned guide lines tangled in some of the trees. So you need to be careful! I did not see any fish deeper than about 80'.
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