The pollen definitely worsened as the day progressed. Cliff and I arrived out there at about 9:00 am so I could finish up my nitrox dives. We did 2 dives over at the front cove. Our plan was to head out to look for the roadbed, but we didn't find it. The first dive was to about 80', water temp was as Matt stated. We turned around when we started to get into a lot of trees and didn't want to get the dive flag hung up on anything. The pollen seemed to have thickened while we were down so we decided to exit going over the rocks to keep all the junk off our gear. We took a hour SI, boy was that nice just standing around in the sun. Our second dive was to 83' and we headed a little further east than our original heading. This heading took us just off the point of the island. This was much better from as we hardly saw any trees until we turned to come back. I finally saw 1 fish after 10 dives at Lanier. We saw a pine with about 1.5' diameter standing straight up, looked like it would reach to the surface from our perspective. On the turnaround, we had drifted a little further east and ran across a pile of logs, must have been 10-15 of the suckers, largest looked to be about 2.5' diameter. We had to watch getting the flag hung up on these guys. The visibility was terrible until you got below 40-50' and then things cleared up, we probably had 20-25' viz at 80'.Overall, we had two really good dives, temperatures were nice, no rush to change. It want be long before the 3 mil will cover things.