So, who's got bal^H^H^H guts?

[bbianchi]

19 foot swells at the buoy on Sunday... very... nice?

Either way its my only diving day it seems this weekend and for the next couple weeks so I guess im going for it... Metridium's it is.

 

[Brewski]

19 ft swells! Damn too bad I'm at work and can't make that! Its been a while since I've been surfing with a steel 130 on my back.

 

[bbianchi]

Sounds like fun, ill give it a shot sunday and let you know!

 

[dhammer]

Yeah, I bet the vis will be great!

:buggy:

 

[Peter_C]

Do you think with 19 foot swells you will find anyone crazy enough to be your buddy?

I'll be packing for Mexico.

 

[mikeguerrero]

Sounds like Brandon wants to be on the next DVD collection of The Blue Planet Seas of Life episode one; water turbulance and rich plankton enrich Metridiums...

Good luck pirate...

 

[Jon Nellis]

I'm a firm believer that everyone is born with the right to exercise natural selection. Let us know how the selection process goes... Good luck

And as an added bonus, at least you won't be able to see the big rocks that the surge slams you into. :burnout:



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[bbianchi]

Its looking better, forecast for the buoy is dropping as is the bay. 5 to 9 now in the bay, not as bad. Im still up in the air about it though. While id love to dive I also dont want to have to work hard to do it

 

[Coll]

Hey Brandon, where are you getting that buoy report from? I use a couple sites for conditions but always like to have as many views of it as possible so I can believe whichever one says it will be nicest!

 

[Chuck Tribolet]

He's probably getting it from
http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=46042
or
http://cdip.ucsd.edu/recent/model_images/monterey.png

Everything is at:
http://www.garlic.com/~triblet/swell/wamglance.html

Be careful tomorrow. While the NOAA coastal and marine forecast
looks diveable (but surgy), the Navy WAM and the CDIP forecasts
look downright ugly.