Diver0001:This is excellent advice.
R..
But what happens if you can't grab the wreck and you can't go as deep as the sand didn't get addressed.
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Diver0001:This is excellent advice.
R..
CD_in_Chitown:But what happens if you can't grab the wreck and you can't go as deep as the sand didn't get addressed.
Precisely.Diver0001:I think Doc Intrepid's answer was meant to say "be prepared to go to the sand". ...Everyone naturally worries about it but the bigger concern should be to develop the skills to not get blown off a wreck to start with.
Not all wrecks are 200 feet deep or in a permanent 3-knot current. Chances are you'll have a great trip.Vayu:Thanks again for the safety tips. Now that some of those issues have been addressed, anyone mind sharing some of the more positive aspects of wreck diving? What is the coolest thing you have seen or experienced at depth on a wreck?
-V
Vayu:Thanks again for the safety tips. Now that some of those issues have been addressed, anyone mind sharing some of the more positive aspects of wreck diving? What is the coolest thing you have seen or experienced at depth on a wreck?
-V