Liberty_6
Guest
Folowing the misadventures of JRMMFG17 and myself the other night we dicided to have another go at Venice on Sept 15th. He and I along with Reddogmp and JRMFG17's other half all went down there about 1 mile south of Alhambra at the park.
We hit the water at about 8:30 A.M.. Zero wind, smooth and 10-12 viz. We all surface swim out to the artificial reef, plant the flag and off we go. Lots of grunts, jacks, snook, stone crabs and le piece de resistance one extra large Jewfish hold the tartar sauce.
I have never seen one in waters this shallow, (18ft, hanging out inside one of the concrete drain pipes that make up the reef). The last time I saw a Jewfish was diving an abandoned rig off the La coast at 90'. This little guy was a bit over 5 ft long and maybe 200lbs, (guesstimate since I don't see too many of these monsters). All in all not a bad dive, some great marine life and about an hour and a half on the bottle. Must have been the yin to our yang from the kayak mess from before, never seen one this shallow before.
Enjoy your work week, I am going diving!
Scott
We hit the water at about 8:30 A.M.. Zero wind, smooth and 10-12 viz. We all surface swim out to the artificial reef, plant the flag and off we go. Lots of grunts, jacks, snook, stone crabs and le piece de resistance one extra large Jewfish hold the tartar sauce.
I have never seen one in waters this shallow, (18ft, hanging out inside one of the concrete drain pipes that make up the reef). The last time I saw a Jewfish was diving an abandoned rig off the La coast at 90'. This little guy was a bit over 5 ft long and maybe 200lbs, (guesstimate since I don't see too many of these monsters). All in all not a bad dive, some great marine life and about an hour and a half on the bottle. Must have been the yin to our yang from the kayak mess from before, never seen one this shallow before.
Enjoy your work week, I am going diving!
Scott