Ogden Point breakwater: 15+ feet
Saturday, March 24, 2012.
Bright, but lots of murk.
Saturday, March 24, 2012.
Bright, but lots of murk.
Victoria Vis conditions?
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MarkH
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20' at the wreck of the S.F. Tolmie (Esquimalt) today.
MarkH
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15' in the Telegraph Bay/Lockehaven Drive area today.
MarkH
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30-40' this morning at the end of the Ogden Point breakwater. I saw 8 wolfeels. I did a second dive in the early afternoon. The current was ripping and the visibility dropped to about 15-20'. I only saw 7 wolfeels on that dive.
MarkH
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Visibility was back up to 30-40' at the end of the Ogden Point Breakwater this morning. Today reminded me why this is one of my favorite dives: Thousands of rockfish swarming around (including an adult China rockfish), wolfeels and even a visit from sealions.
Scuba_Noob
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At Willis Point yesterday, visibility was pretty bad for the first 40fsw - less than 5ft visibility. Could barely see dive buddies. Got pretty dark too.
Under 80fsw, visibility cleared to about 15ft. You need a good light, though, as it's nearly pitch black down there due to the muck at the top.
Under 80fsw, visibility cleared to about 15ft. You need a good light, though, as it's nearly pitch black down there due to the muck at the top.
MarkH
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20-30' in Enterprise Channel this morning.
MarkH
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Visibility wasn't too bad at Ogden Point this afternoon (about 20').
MarkH
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At Clover Point today, visibility was 15' near shore and 20' farther out on the pipe.
MarkH
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30' in Cowichan Lake today.
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