KBeck
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Wow! Rough crowd for a free shirt 
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Hmmm
I'm picturing an outfit kind of like this........
And I'm picturing an outfit something like this...
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tiggrr
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Will you send it to me if I promise not to post it anywhere?
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Okay, my pictures are all jumbled up all over the place from the move, so don't ask me what day was what, or where we were, but here is some stuff from July.
We removed this guy and three others like him from the reefs this month. They were all about 16cm, and very full.
Here's the hammerhead Tracy was talking about... we saw a much bigger one today- a great about 12 feet.
Our divers often find money, especially swimming behind me.
As you can see, we had sort of an off month for vis, with some short breaks of great water. Today was about 35', but a strong north current and improving vis suggests to me that it will be good again soon. Water temps were 85 top to bottom.
Also, big news... we're adding a second boat. We got a fixer upper up in the pan handle, which will take a little while to get to the point where we can use it, but the price was right. In the interim, we have worked out a deal with a local guy with a newer version of Explorer to pick up and drop off in our slip. We are running two pilot trips not this weekend, but the next departing at 10:00am. I will be DMing on Saturday's trip, and the DM for Sunday is to be announced, as I am participating in the Underwater Explorers 1st annual Gasathon in the afternoon on Explorer.
We removed this guy and three others like him from the reefs this month. They were all about 16cm, and very full.
Here's the hammerhead Tracy was talking about... we saw a much bigger one today- a great about 12 feet.
Our divers often find money, especially swimming behind me.
As you can see, we had sort of an off month for vis, with some short breaks of great water. Today was about 35', but a strong north current and improving vis suggests to me that it will be good again soon. Water temps were 85 top to bottom.
Also, big news... we're adding a second boat. We got a fixer upper up in the pan handle, which will take a little while to get to the point where we can use it, but the price was right. In the interim, we have worked out a deal with a local guy with a newer version of Explorer to pick up and drop off in our slip. We are running two pilot trips not this weekend, but the next departing at 10:00am. I will be DMing on Saturday's trip, and the DM for Sunday is to be announced, as I am participating in the Underwater Explorers 1st annual Gasathon in the afternoon on Explorer.
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KBeck
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Congrats, Kevin!!! We were wondering what that 10:00 departure on your website meant!
Ditto dat Kev! Congrats on your success.
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