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Originally posted by Arduous
Hi SunshineFish:
Welcome to the board from the cold waters of New England.
Have fun, Dive Safe........................Arduous
PS: Dont wait to go on vacation to go diving. Get in the water in your home state, its really not that cold
Ontario Diver,Originally posted by Ontario Diver
SunshineFish:
No courage is required, 7mm or dry is required..... (It's not that bad once you get in. However the Surface Intervals are cccooolllddd! :cold:
Trust me... it'll be fine in a few months...
Originally posted by SunshineFish
Ontario Diver,
My only experience with cold diving -> I had an opportunity to dive in San Diego (Mission Bay) last May and I jumped into it. I had to wear dive skin, 7mm with jacket, boots, gloves, hood. viz was 5-8 feet. Was in the water for about 30 minutes and when the DM asked if I wanted to go again? "Uh uh!" I think it was really the surface interval that did me in. I also kept thinking about the beautiful, clear, and warm waters of Bermuda (previous trip) and thinking - why I am doing this?
However, I may be in San Diego again this April....and I'd really like to dive the Yukon so I think I will try a dry suit this time around!