Warm weather coming!

[FloridaRanger]

What are you doing to prepare for the upcoming warm-weather dive season?

I know I plan to go carefully through all my gear and start a vigorous exercise program ... tomorrow.

 

[dhuskins]

What are you doing to prepare for the upcoming warm-weather dive season?

I know I plan to go carefully through all my gear and start a vigorous exercise program ... tomorrow.

I don't know about you, but its always warm-weather diving if I travel to it. Otherwise, its always cold-water diving locally.

What am I doing now? Getting ready to pack my bags for Fiji.

 

[UCFKnightDiver]

I never stopped diving.

 

[Garrobo]

Going to Largo the 13th of next month to start my monthly warm water dive trips down there. I've already hooked a tank to my regs to make sure there are no problems with them and spent about an hour in the local Y pool scooting around the bottom. Other than that I don't do anything spectacular to get ready.

 

[jmasin]

All the gear goes in this weekend for checkup and yearly warranty certification.

I need to replace batteries in the dive computers too.

Other than that I get to cross a few more days off the calendar for our trip countdown.

 

[DaleC]

What do I do when the warm weather comes? - Start cursing the poor vis due to algae/plankton blooms and spring runoff. Did a nice 4' vis dive yesterday because of it

 

[cmburch]

We dive year round. The water is warmer during the winter in Northern California. Sometimes we see fish from Southern California in the Monterey Bay during the winter time.

 

[JPENDERGRAST]

Heading to the Gulf to do some spearfishing next weekend- cold water makes the fish slower!!

 

[all4scuba05]

I think about all the O2 cleaning/services that's due on all my equipment

 

[TMHeimer]

April means getting gear serviced. I dive all winter-all be it single 20-20 dives as 35F water temp. has to be done just right in the 7 mil. Then I hope to finish DM when the LDS starts buzzing a bit, after 4 months of stagnation. Then comes Aug./Sept. when it gets darn near tropical at 50+F.