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Did a night dive at the shores. The tide was super low. The beach had signs from the storm – lots of debris and trash. The waves were small and weak, but fast and frequent. There were some strange currents in the shallow. downtownsault.org viagra sale There 25mg, 50mg and 100mg doses available in oral…
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After a few days of strong swell, the shores tonight was calm. I dove the north around the old crap patch. Kicking out was easy. I dropped down to about 50 ft water. The surge was on the strong side, but the water was clear with a 20-30 ft visibility. It was 55F around the…
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While I was walking into the water around the sunset, a mid-sized bat ray jumped out of the sand in 2 ft water. It followed me a little while. The surf was small and kicking out was easy. Dropped down on the sandy flat at about 30 ft. The water in that dept was clear.…
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Headed to the south wall at the shores for a night dive. The surf became much smaller. The encounters are not uncommon. There were still a lot of yellow crabs. I came across this male with a bright red color. On the south wall, I started to see more and more sarcastic fringeheads on the…
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I am writing this dive report almost three weeks after the actual dive. I don’t remember many details of the dive. It was one when the shores was still occupied by the tuna crabs. I followed my routine route going from the main wall to the V point. The first encounter was this big sea…
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Another great night dive at the shores. I copied Jackie’s report below. I am processing dive pictures of this dive and came across this close-up shot of a skeleton shrimp. There was ‘stuff’ on the shrimp. I didn’t pay much attention and thought it was some algae growth (like those seen on decorator crab). Today…
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