She asked for it.....

[MysteryDiveBuddy]

I don't want to go boat diving. I have been boat diving and I don't like it. This is something Wilbur has been cooking up.

 

[Wayward Son]

But under what conditions did you not like boat diving? Nasty, cold water with poor viz & lots of current? As compared to our nice warm water with good viz & typically minimal current?

 

[MysteryDiveBuddy]

the last time I went diving from a boat was in the USVI 8 years ago, I like cold water and nasty vis :28:

 

[ffestpirate]

I don't want to go boat diving. I have been boat diving and I don't like it. This is something Wilbur has been cooking up.

I've always pictured you as a bit of a wreck diver.

 

[MysteryDiveBuddy]

I've always pictured you as a bit of a wreck diver.

You have issues then and I now suspect you and Neoprene Nancy are in league, I don't do wrecks, I find them creepy because I think about the people who drowned and they are usually deeper than I am willing to dive. I like nice easy shore dives where I can look at fish even if I have to have my nose 2" from the fish. As for hostile FL residents they don't have the ability to sting and most of them don't bite and even if they did they are missing most of thier teeth up this way.

 

[ffestpirate]

The most important aspect of diving is to be comfortable. Only you know what that is. If you don't think you'll be happy boat diving, you probably won't be. At some point when YOU are comfortable, try it again. You may surprise yourself.

 

[ffestpirate]

Who's neoprene nancy?

 

[MysteryDiveBuddy]

johnnyseko

 

[ffestpirate]

Do whatever makes you happy, but keep an open mind

 

[Wayward Son]

Most, if not all, of the wrecks out of PC were sunk for the purpose of making dive & fishing sites. No one drowned on them.