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[scubadada]

As a visitor, I have 13 dives on the Yukon, mostly with Marissa. It is a very good dive but can be challenging and the visibility is highly variable. The Burma Road route from the dolphin cutouts to the stern is a very nice route.

 

[coder_underwater]

As a visitor, I have 13 dives on the Yukon, mostly with Marissa. It is a very good dive but can be challenging and the visibility is highly variable. The Burma Road route from the dolphin cutouts to the stern is a very nice route.

That looks like such an awesome dive. Looks like it's set at about 100 feet so probably can't stay too long on a single cylinder. Do you usually do doubles? Or rebreather?

 

[broncobowsher]

That looks like such an awesome dive. Looks like it's set at about 100 feet so probably can't stay too long on a single cylinder. Do you usually do doubles? Or rebreather?

100' if you are looking to punch sand in a low spot. Most of the time you are in the 60-80' range.
Started diving it on singles. Actually took my rebreather training on it as well. So all of the above.

 

[scubadada]

That looks like such an awesome dive. Looks like it's set at about 100 feet so probably can't stay too long on a single cylinder. Do you usually do doubles? Or rebreather?

No, all these dives are on a single AL80 with nitrox. Average dive time was only about 40 min (32-48), about half with light deco, avg 4 min. Avg max depth 101 feet (95-107), mean avg depth 68 feet (65-73). I have very good gas consumption. Dive a pony when solo.