bronk
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Last week (7/15 , 7/18) I was diving on the Proteus with Outer Banks Diving . What a great couple of trips!
First day, the seas was a special treat with calm (nearly dead flat ) seas and no current. Lots of sharks (>30) down on the wreck.
Second day was a little lumpy but still not too rough with a pretty good current. This was different with lots of sharks (>30 again) as well, but they were hanging just above the thermocline at about 80'. You could do a "shark dive" and not have to leave the anchor line!
The boat crew was exceptionally helpful and got me hooked up with some dive buddies (I was alone as my wife' hand is messed up at the moment).
Photos are posted on: Mark Bronkalla's Photos - Outer Banks Diving 7/15/08 - Proteus | Facebook
We can't wait to go again next year. After seeing the shark photos my wife is now going to get her Deep certification. This sure counters her previous stance of "nothing to see down deep".
First day, the seas was a special treat with calm (nearly dead flat ) seas and no current. Lots of sharks (>30) down on the wreck.
Second day was a little lumpy but still not too rough with a pretty good current. This was different with lots of sharks (>30 again) as well, but they were hanging just above the thermocline at about 80'. You could do a "shark dive" and not have to leave the anchor line!
The boat crew was exceptionally helpful and got me hooked up with some dive buddies (I was alone as my wife' hand is messed up at the moment).
Photos are posted on: Mark Bronkalla's Photos - Outer Banks Diving 7/15/08 - Proteus | Facebook
We can't wait to go again next year. After seeing the shark photos my wife is now going to get her Deep certification. This sure counters her previous stance of "nothing to see down deep".