We made a dive on the landing craft this morning. The brown water was higher in the water column, but visibility was still only five feet with surge and 52° water. Yuck.
Visibility is still bad
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Eric Sedletzky
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Phil, you and Merry shoud make a trip up to Norcal. We've been having decent vis up to 25- 30 feet on shore dives in Sonoma County,
and better up in Mendocino County.
and better up in Mendocino County.
stevensamler
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Eric Sedletzky
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Along with some wine?
SPKelpDiver
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Decent vis? 25-30 foot is epic vis!
Same here on the island. Yesterday I dove in some of the worst conditions I've been in in 2-3 years: strong orbital surge and 5-15 ft vis with a heavy load of resuspended particulates and algal fragments. Normally I'd thumb a dive in those conditions, but my gills were dry after two days of non-diving. At least I got great video of poor diving conditions!
FrankPro1
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What was that crab munching on? Looked semi-gelatinous, almost like the texture of an anemone. 
Also, any word on your DAN insurance coverage?
Also, any word on your DAN insurance coverage?
OP
Leftovers. 
I need to get a letter from Nikon stating that the camera and lens are a goner. They have it ready, but they close at 3:00 during the week. I'll have to go there straight from work on Monday.
I need to get a letter from Nikon stating that the camera and lens are a goner. They have it ready, but they close at 3:00 during the week. I'll have to go there straight from work on Monday.
muzikbiz22
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Perhaps things are changing. Dove Deadmans today (Catalina), water was BLUE and averaged 40 to 50 ft vis
