IanK:
The cove can be a toss up- if you catch it on a good day, conditions are excellent! On a typical day however, there is a lot of surge and vis is iffy. It is a shallow dive, about 35ft max), but the amount of life there is phenomenal !
Visiting LA and diving from Long Beach
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The cove can be a toss up- if you catch it on a good day, conditions are excellent! On a typical day however, there is a lot of surge and vis is iffy. It is a shallow dive, about 35ft max), but the amount of life there is phenomenal !
IanK:
Alas, the scuba gods have not smiled down upon me!
Seems every time I post a "I'll be travelling to _______ and want to dive" post on ScubaBoard, whatever meeting my company was planning gets cancelled.
Ironically, I had an easier time getting the wife to OK two days tacked on to do Catalina that weekend than I will getting two hours in the quarry approved!
Good luck with your So Cal dives!
Codyjp
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doesn't matter much now but i dive on the bottomscratcher a bit and i really like it. bagpipes and all. and i am pretty sure the cook is free of tatoos too.
travelmadness
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i haven't been on great escape for about 2 years now, but i had a good experience
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