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Dive reports with beach/weather conditions
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Date: 12/31/08
Location: S. Brohard - yak dive
Time: 1100
Dive Buddy: Dkramer
Bottom Time: 48 minutes
Water Temp: 66 F @20 fsw
Air Temp: 74 F
Wind: light & variable, shifting to Northwest @15mph around 1200
Tide: Incoming, slight northerly current
Vizibility: 3-5 ft
Found: no fossils worth noting, but did see two very large (about 6") Regal Sea Goddess Nudibranchs
Location: S. Brohard - yak dive
Time: 1100
Dive Buddy: Dkramer
Bottom Time: 48 minutes
Water Temp: 66 F @20 fsw
Air Temp: 74 F
Wind: light & variable, shifting to Northwest @15mph around 1200
Tide: Incoming, slight northerly current
Vizibility: 3-5 ft
Found: no fossils worth noting, but did see two very large (about 6") Regal Sea Goddess Nudibranchs
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12/31/08
Service Club
12:30pm
water temp 65
depth 23'
vis 3' -8' depending on bottom content
sea 1'
winds light NW
got a few small megs, the usual small stuff, a piece of mammoth tooth
Service Club
12:30pm
water temp 65
depth 23'
vis 3' -8' depending on bottom content
sea 1'
winds light NW
got a few small megs, the usual small stuff, a piece of mammoth tooth
jridg
Contributor
1/1/09
Service Club Park
1:30pm
Water Temp - 66
Surf was 1-2ft
Moderate surge = CRAPPY Vis - 0-1ft
SE winds 5-10
not sure on the tide
Depth 15-21ft
So the surge stirred everything up and the vis sucked ass. I managed to find one small tooth in the 6-inch vis - spent 45 minutes kicking around to see if there were any clear spots - nothing
Should have stayed home - then again - not really - still love getting wet
Service Club Park
1:30pm
Water Temp - 66
Surf was 1-2ft
Moderate surge = CRAPPY Vis - 0-1ft
SE winds 5-10
not sure on the tide
Depth 15-21ft
So the surge stirred everything up and the vis sucked ass. I managed to find one small tooth in the 6-inch vis - spent 45 minutes kicking around to see if there were any clear spots - nothing
Should have stayed home - then again - not really - still love getting wet
1/2/09
9:30 am
Site Location: Service club
Water Temp: 66
Vizibility : 0-10"
Surf: 1-2ft
Depth- 10-20 ft
Small current running south to north
Viz was nonexistent. Everything was covered with a nice layer of silt. Found a couple small teeth and stingray barbs.....
9:30 am
Site Location: Service club
Water Temp: 66
Vizibility : 0-10"
Surf: 1-2ft
Depth- 10-20 ft
Small current running south to north
Viz was nonexistent. Everything was covered with a nice layer of silt. Found a couple small teeth and stingray barbs.....
1/4/09
Service Club
9:00am
water temp 66
depth 22'
vis <1' near shore 4'-5' at 20'+
seas <1'
wind E 5
nothing worth showing
Service Club
9:00am
water temp 66
depth 22'
vis <1' near shore 4'-5' at 20'+
seas <1'
wind E 5
nothing worth showing
jridg
Contributor
So the several days of flat has helped a little but not a lot I take it - I am planning on heading out tomorrow to try as Tuesday looks like it will get big surf-wise.....
jridg
Contributor
Time - 2:45
Surf - none
wind - light SE
tide - incoming
Vis - 1-6ft depending - avg around 3-5 ft
no seaweed
temp 67-68
depth 21 ft
finds - some teeth - a couple of nice ones - no megs
very light surge
Calm day at service club. Water is remaining around the 67-68 degree mark
vis varied a little with depth - nothing spectacular, but not blown out like the other day.
Around 50 teeth - nothing of note....
Surf - none
wind - light SE
tide - incoming
Vis - 1-6ft depending - avg around 3-5 ft
no seaweed
temp 67-68
depth 21 ft
finds - some teeth - a couple of nice ones - no megs
very light surge
Calm day at service club. Water is remaining around the 67-68 degree mark
vis varied a little with depth - nothing spectacular, but not blown out like the other day.
Around 50 teeth - nothing of note....
miamihurricane34
Registered
Has anybody been by Venice since this front passed through? Any idea what the visibility is going to be like this weekend? Anyone going out today or tomorrow? Thanks!
jridg
Contributor
Currently showing decent surf there still - looks like it will be calm Saturday - but I am willing to bet it will stay stirred up for days - also Sunday looks like the surf will pick up again. I am betting it won't be decent until mid-late next week IF the surf stays down.
With the winds coming from the north and west it most likely won't stay calm enough for the silt to settle.
With the winds coming from the north and west it most likely won't stay calm enough for the silt to settle.
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