OK, 'fess up.... the Dark Side of Solo...

[Stoo]

I like that idea!!! I could see some nice pelagics coming in on that

So all of this raises the question: If you are diving near someone who is "bait", are you really solo diving?

 

[101recon]

So all of this raises the question: If you are diving near someone who is "bait", are you really solo diving?

You will be soon.

 

[Stoo]

You will be soon.

 

[sylpha]

So all of this raises the question: If you are diving near someone who is "bait", are you really solo diving?

Actully that's a good point. at what point are you solo diving?

if you go into the water at the same time as a boatload of others are you solo? If you go in with one other person, but split up are you solo?

 

[Zodiacdiverdave]

I don't want any other b@st@rd getting my goodies.
ZDD

 

[lowviz]

Stoo,

My buddy moved 1,500 miles away and 'find a new buddy' or 'stop diving' are both non-starters.

............Let's cut the crap and post the truth about why we like diving alone.....................

My gas consumption dropped big-time, I no longer play "try to find the U/W squirrel", I see things that aren't on someone else's agenda, it is safer, thoughts are starting to pile up...

OK -either give me a link to a serious database app or I better quit here.

 

[waterpirate]

Stoo,

I no longer play "try to find the U/W squirrel",



thanx for that!

 

[Searcaigh]

I just like the peace and quiet to photograph what I want without somebody kicking up a sandstorm around me and stay in one place photographing one subject as long as I have gas to manage this safely.

 

[ScubaErgoSum]

Overweighting yourself by say 6-8 kg and then finding a nice clear patch of sand at 5m to take your fins off and practice some dance moves. Works wonders for the running man/moonwalk technique. Feel free to sing to yourself whilst doing so. The octopus and wrasse haven't joined in Disney chorus style just yet, but we live in hope........

 

[sylpha]

Overweighting yourself by say 6-8 kg and then finding a nice clear patch of sand at 5m to take your fins off and practice some dance moves. Works wonders for the running man/moonwalk technique. Feel free to sing to yourself whilst doing so. The octopus and wrasse haven't joined in Disney chorus style just yet, but we live in hope........

it's terribly good for you real aerobic exercise you you need chocolate in vast quantities afterwards to counteract it

say hi to the dragon for me