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MichaelBaranows
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I was in "Deep Hole" on Saturday which is 59' on my suunto and 61' on my Uwatec computer. Much of the lake is 30' but there is also a large area just behind the shop that is 45'.
Mammoth Lake Offically Opening
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dowfornow
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Max depth on both dives on Saturday was 39 feet. That depth was murky - temp was noticeably colder but not too cold for a 5mm, no hood, no gloves setup.
chairmanTARAC
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Great trip report dowfornow. What a great opportunity to get wet and have some fun plus the beach is only a few miles away. Another nice side trip is to visit Brazosport's college world class shell collection and also the Sea Center has nice exhibits all are close to the Lake. Mike and his group are doing everything they can to cater to divers and our sport.
PvilleStang
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Anyone know how much further it should be going up, i.e. what the max planned depth should be at it's full stage
Anyone know how much further it should be going up, i.e. what the max planned depth should be at it's full stage
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MichaelBaranows
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They this it is getting pretty close to the full depth. It may come up a few more feet but not much. Right now it is 61' on my Sunnto and 60' on my uwatec in deep hole. I dove part of "Sand Lake" which is directly behind the shop yesterday and got as deep as 46'.
There is a website for Mammoth Lake being created but for right now there is just the Hydrosports Scuba website.
Here is the link to the Mammoth Lake photos again:
Hydrosports Scuba Pictures :: Hydrosports Scuba at Mammoth Lake
There is a website for Mammoth Lake being created but for right now there is just the Hydrosports Scuba website.
Here is the link to the Mammoth Lake photos again:
Hydrosports Scuba Pictures :: Hydrosports Scuba at Mammoth Lake
It's really to bad in the planning there had not been an area planned some deeper...say a solid 70ffw....or was there and it just did not work as planned?
Still looking forward to a trip down to give the pond a swim!
Still looking forward to a trip down to give the pond a swim!
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MichaelBaranows
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As far as I know they were shooting for 60'. Being that it was a sand pit that was allowed to be filled by the water table the depth is controlled by mother nature.
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