You would not want to do it live boat. You want divers to surface right at the boat by coming back up the anchor line.
You do need to have a second boat ready to go pick up anybody who doesn't surface next to the boat. And
the divers are unlikely to get onto the reef without an anchor line to go down. And if they get off the reef, they are
quickly out into the blue.
The Farallones are not an adventure, they are an expedition. It requires a good deal of planning and the right team.
There only maybe a dozen divers I'd go out there with.
When Kawika and I were going out there, we had a set of procedures. I don't seem to have a copy on this computer. I'll
be back home tomorrow and see if I can scare up a copy.
Note that some portions are now closed to entry by the MLPA. For diving, this is most notably the Isle of St. James.
Chuck
You do need to have a second boat ready to go pick up anybody who doesn't surface next to the boat. And
the divers are unlikely to get onto the reef without an anchor line to go down. And if they get off the reef, they are
quickly out into the blue.
The Farallones are not an adventure, they are an expedition. It requires a good deal of planning and the right team.
There only maybe a dozen divers I'd go out there with.
When Kawika and I were going out there, we had a set of procedures. I don't seem to have a copy on this computer. I'll
be back home tomorrow and see if I can scare up a copy.
Note that some portions are now closed to entry by the MLPA. For diving, this is most notably the Isle of St. James.
Chuck