mcf57
Contributor
I could be interested in tagging along for this as well. I have live about 10-15mins from Lanier's West Bank park area since 2004 and have been certified since 2007. I have always considered going diving in Lanier, but just never got around to it. And to be honest, while I have been curious, I have always been a little hesitant about diving in Lanier since I have heard the visibility is usually low. I would want to tag along with someone who has experience with Lanier.
I have logged about 30 dives over the years and really only get to go when we go on family vacations. Recently went to Jekyll island & weather didn't cooperate so now looking at some other local options for this summer including Lake Lanier & White Stone Quarry. I want to try to at least get a few dives in here every summer and these two places seem like the best options at this point if I am unable to go when on family vacations. I am also looking at trying to dive in Lake Jocassee since I have heard good things about this place and its only about 2.5hrs from me. Might do a family camping trip (at Devils Fork state park) in August and then get away for a few hours & go diving with a local shop up there. Will see.
Finally, I have none of my own equipment (except snorkel, mask, dive knife and a dive computer) so would need to rent all the basics somehow. All About Diving is local dive shop down the street from me that I'm thinking might be the best place to rent equipment. I'm open to any other suggestions & feedback though.
I have logged about 30 dives over the years and really only get to go when we go on family vacations. Recently went to Jekyll island & weather didn't cooperate so now looking at some other local options for this summer including Lake Lanier & White Stone Quarry. I want to try to at least get a few dives in here every summer and these two places seem like the best options at this point if I am unable to go when on family vacations. I am also looking at trying to dive in Lake Jocassee since I have heard good things about this place and its only about 2.5hrs from me. Might do a family camping trip (at Devils Fork state park) in August and then get away for a few hours & go diving with a local shop up there. Will see.
Finally, I have none of my own equipment (except snorkel, mask, dive knife and a dive computer) so would need to rent all the basics somehow. All About Diving is local dive shop down the street from me that I'm thinking might be the best place to rent equipment. I'm open to any other suggestions & feedback though.