night dive... basura, about 10pmjonix:i was hoping not all of them are in basura...me like bobbit worm
Names of Dive Guides Trained to be Spotters
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jonix
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Mike Veitch:
so you did get a shot?
no.. i am scared of bobbit worm....jonix:
but now you have a goal for next trip...
jonix
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Mike Veitch:no.. i am scared of bobbit worm....
but now you have a goal for next trip...
you did saw one right?
nope...
jonix
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Mike Veitch:
nyak
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Spotters? That seems a little hokie. I am not sure that someone called a "spotter" is worth paying extra for on a dive. If you look at dive ops in the US they have diveguides that do those tasks. The diveguide even invites the guest to leave if the guest does a "no-no". Not sure if a "spotter" is worth the cost.
clgsamson
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Babydamulag:
Mike Veitch best explains a "spotter" with an earlier post http://scubaboard.com/showpost.php?p=1917636&postcount=1
You don't pay extra but a little tip to the dive guide aka spotter would be nice.
boljakool
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would have wanted to attend that certification class. need to practice 90-minute dives.
clgsamson
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you need to smoke more to do a 90boljakool:
