The continuing sagas of the Blue Heron Bridge
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I dove it Friday and wore 5 mil in the 70d water. I was warm and toasty but still felt like the Michellen tire guy. Probably should have worn the 5mil farmer John and 3 mil jacket.
Hey...met Net Doc & Cool Tech there. First time we were all were actually diving...not at some show like DEMA.
Sorry Net Doc & Cool Tech....my firemen had to get back to Cocoa Beach for a meeting so we had ditch the lunch. I ended up eating a "Lunchable" on the way back...It was actually pretty good!
Maybe next time!
Joe
Hey...met Net Doc & Cool Tech there. First time we were all were actually diving...not at some show like DEMA.
Sorry Net Doc & Cool Tech....my firemen had to get back to Cocoa Beach for a meeting so we had ditch the lunch. I ended up eating a "Lunchable" on the way back...It was actually pretty good!
Maybe next time!
Joe
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If Tuesday's weather lives up to predictions (high 70'sF and sunny) I may play hooky in the afternoon and snorkel at the BHB. 
ProTides.com says high tide is 3:02pm.
Anyone else going to come out and play?
ProTides.com says high tide is 3:02pm.
Anyone else going to come out and play?
trigfunctions
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CoolTech that nudi video is amazing! How on earth are you keeping the camera so still???
BHB ScubaTroll
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It was nice to meet you and your posse
BHB ScubaTroll
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The "B" boat is currently hooked off to it
Thanks, it was easy... Start with a DV Camcorder and a decent housing. Prop the camera in the spot you want at the angle for the picture, turn it on and leave the immediate area so you don't screw around with it
BHB ScubaTroll
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Now, it's time to play "What the hell is THAT?"
6" long, translucent, I thought it was a piece of plastic until it changed direction against current, then dipped down and moved side-long to the current, etc. It appeared to be feeding near the bottom and then moving up above the ground about 5' from the bottom and then back down, etc.
The camera had a terrible time attempting to focus on the darned thing... I've never seen anything like it and I sure would like to know what it is...
6" long, translucent, I thought it was a piece of plastic until it changed direction against current, then dipped down and moved side-long to the current, etc. It appeared to be feeding near the bottom and then moving up above the ground about 5' from the bottom and then back down, etc.
The camera had a terrible time attempting to focus on the darned thing... I've never seen anything like it and I sure would like to know what it is...
BHB ScubaTroll
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On the other hand, I was focused on just a few subjects for today's dives
Here are some of the pictures
These guys were around, but didn't affect my dive
Favorite picture of the day
... and the mate
And, the last subject
Here are some of the pictures
These guys were around, but didn't affect my dive
Favorite picture of the day
... and the mate
And, the last subject
DennisW
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Nice pics Jim. I would like to know what that little ribbon worm thing is, too. Interesting. I think I have pics of that same Yellowhead Jawfish somewhere.
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