Shallow diving

[Jorbar1551]

whats the shallowest dive that you've been on. It has to be full scuba gear, no hooka and not in a pool.

 

[K9trnr]

7 feet, open water training dive with an agency whose name I won't mention.

 

[Bowmouth]

6 feet, open water for 120+ minutes, inspecting the bottom for obstacles before laying a fiber-optics cable in a shallow bay.

 

[andydiver06]

We do a lot of dives were the max depth is 6 m but he interesting stuff are between the rocks near shore which often goes to 1 m depth. Surf is always a problem in these zones but if you care careful you can see lots of fish life in these zones where i dive. There one short under water cave/arch which opens up after 4-5 m distance and the depth is 3-4 m.

 

[CompuDude]

Well over 2 hours in 6 feet of water in a very protected, shallow bay with crappy vis and nothing worthwhile to see, teaching students to count kick cycles and estimate distances using buoys set 100m apart.

 

[Zeeman]

4m and about 70 minutes. Dive buddy got cold so we came up - even though it was a pretty cool dive.

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[ProfessorAronnax]

I do a lot of "Rapid Diving" in 15' or less. I live on Cape Cod a few minutes from Cape Cod Bay which is notoriously shallow. It's terrific diving, teaming with sea life including lobsters and crabs. When I dive this area I use a compact RAPID DIVER system which is actually a full scuba kit just more compact.

 

[ocrmaster]

rapiddiver

that is so cool. how much did it cost you for that system?

 

[kent_1848]

15 ft. off of West Bay Beach, Roatan Honduras. My sons first ocean dive...he was 8.

 

[ProfessorAronnax]

rapiddiver

that is so cool. how much did it cost you for that system?

The complete system runs $979.00