Decided to head back out to Bedwell bay and dive the VT.
Given the rain and bad weather we've been having it shouldn't be a surprise that when we got in the water my buddy stuck his head in the water to check his mask and on coming back up told me that he couldn't even see his fins
BTW, it seems the buoy has been moved, so if you are used to swiming out to it, descending and going north, now apparently you need to head south.
We descended about 100 feet from shore and just dove the 50' level out until we ran into the wreck. Luckily visibility was about 100% better at depth (i.e. 6 feet ).
On the way back we almost ran directly into a 4 foot ling cod and then a hug lions mane jelly... The vis made all that more exciting
Anyways, I still really like that dive, bad vis and all. Saw some great nudi's, lots of anemones, crabs of all sorts. And of course an eery looking wreck
Given the rain and bad weather we've been having it shouldn't be a surprise that when we got in the water my buddy stuck his head in the water to check his mask and on coming back up told me that he couldn't even see his fins
BTW, it seems the buoy has been moved, so if you are used to swiming out to it, descending and going north, now apparently you need to head south.
We descended about 100 feet from shore and just dove the 50' level out until we ran into the wreck. Luckily visibility was about 100% better at depth (i.e. 6 feet
).On the way back we almost ran directly into a 4 foot ling cod and then a hug lions mane jelly... The vis made all that more exciting
Anyways, I still really like that dive, bad vis and all. Saw some great nudi's, lots of anemones, crabs of all sorts. And of course an eery looking wreck
