The continuing sagas of the Blue Heron Bridge

scubajim 1 · May 5, 2011

So if I can't find the frog fish (are they related to french grunts? :rofl3:

), I can take "artsy-fartsy" pictures of trigger fish. :eyebrow:

fisheyeview · May 6, 2011

Pics from yesterdays dive:

divebob8 · May 6, 2011

Good shootin' Scott. How big was froggie?

fisheyeview · May 6, 2011

divebob8:
Good shootin' Scott. How big was froggie?

Thanks. Maybe 3".

NJDiverMark · May 6, 2011

Is solo diving permitted at bhb?

djtimmy77 · May 6, 2011

Yes, it is permitted, and happens frequently.

scubajim 1 · May 6, 2011

NJDiverMark:
Is solo diving permitted at bhb?

yes but it is a lot more fun with a buddy. That way you can talk about all the different wildlife you saw.

Sully3 · May 6, 2011

great shots as always, the white froggy is an awesome find

divebob8 · May 6, 2011

Sully3:
great shots as always, the white froggy is an awesome find

Awesome set of UW photos on your Flickr site. Hey folks make sure you take a look at Matt's images.

joystershell · May 6, 2011

NJDiverMark:
Is solo diving permitted at bhb?

scubajim 1:
yes but it is a lot more fun with a buddy. That way you can talk about all the different wildlife you saw.

And, with another set of eyes, think of how many more critters you'll be able to see. Some of them are camoflaged so well, they're tough to spot.