amadus98
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im free monday
Winter Shore Diving Anyone?
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gulfdiver1970
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i`d be interested in going some where
shakespear
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Im good January 8-9
mwhities
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Aren't the springs a constant 68F or so all year round? I'd rather go there than to the Gulf since it's colder.
(I know, I'm wanting to go to Pelham where the water is 54F... it's a one day fun thing. I'd hit the springs for a weekend.
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(I know, I'm wanting to go to Pelham where the water is 54F... it's a one day fun thing. I'd hit the springs for a weekend.
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SuPrBuGmAn
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Gulf is closer, don't always have time for the springs Temps? Bah, does matter.
Temps? Bah, does matter.
I am also looking to get some shore dives in this winter. I haven't been to the Whiskey Wreck in a few years and would like to start diving it again. I also like Pensacola Beach. Both are close to home.
With a weeks notice, I can make it over any day of the week.
Can anyone point me to a link for tide info for Gulf Shores?
With a weeks notice, I can make it over any day of the week.
Can anyone point me to a link for tide info for Gulf Shores?
mwhities
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Gulf is closer, don't always have time for the springs
Once I get my dry suit up and running, I won't care where I dive or when.
EDIT: I should say "I won't care what tempature.".
SuPrBuGmAn
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I use www.saltwatertides.com
Fill in the blanks, and use Mobile Point(Ft Morgan) as your refference point and add 15min for high tide at Perdido Pass.
GLENFWB
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3' viz...who needs that when you dive with a "seeing eye dog (diver)" right Mat!
My first shore dive after being certified was the Whiskey, on a rough day, with no viz. No problem, Mat led me around (literally) the wreck and I got to experience but not see the Whiskey Wreck. Good Times!
My first shore dive after being certified was the Whiskey, on a rough day, with no viz. No problem, Mat led me around (literally) the wreck and I got to experience but not see the Whiskey Wreck. Good Times!
Sure thing, just be prepared for not-so-ideal conditions
SuPrBuGmAn
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Bwahahahaa! I'll pretty much go out in the water anytime as long as there's someone else coming along thats psyched enough to do it as well.
Glen - you could see the wreck whenever the surge smacked us into it
I'll pretty much go out in the water anytime as long as there's someone else coming along thats psyched enough to do it as well. Glen - you could see the wreck whenever the surge smacked us into it
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