lerpy
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58 on the Vickery on Sunday
St. Lawrence River temperature
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gcarter
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61F / 16C on Lock 23 today. SI was another story! LOL.
JBFG
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I bet! I did the quarry this morning. It was hotter at 15' then on surface. Bottom was 40 though
Seraphimx
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What's the viz like at the moment in the St-Lawrence?
I was in at A-Bay Sun and vis was about 25-30' . Lots of particles in the water. Thought maybe it was from a local class, but at 75' still not great.
lerpy
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Was on the Keystorm America this past weekend and vis was good. I would say 30' possibly more. I will be out tomorrow again, will see if its still good.
JBFG
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68 at lock 23 today
Pinecube
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70F on the dot on the weehawk to connie drift today
treasurechaser
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74F On the Conestoga.
Very strong current. Dive in my skin suit (swim shorts) Still felt like I was sweating underwater. Awesome challenging dive. Only my 2nd time here.
Lots of particles flying by. Plants blowing sideways. Saw a muskee flyby? 10 foot of vis.
Very strong current. Dive in my skin suit (swim shorts) Still felt like I was sweating underwater. Awesome challenging dive. Only my 2nd time here.
Lots of particles flying by. Plants blowing sideways. Saw a muskee flyby? 10 foot of vis.
Pinecube
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To me it looks like a northern pike to me but I am not great with fish ID. (All I can tell from the PADI fish chart is that it's not a lionfish)
If you can do the Connie in the rain or at night you'll see a lot of large fish come out to play
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