lobsta_diver
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Has anyone been diving this week. Has the visibility improved at all??
Visibility??
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I was at back beach wednesday night. Vis was better than it's been for a while, but still not great. About 10-15 feet.
crlavoie
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I had about 10' at OGB on Sunday morning at dead low.
Rainer
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Monday at OGB was around 10-15'. It's at least getting better than a few weeks ago.
Richesb
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Duh! Where???????????
It has been 70 -80 ft. all week!!!!
It has been 70 -80 ft. all week!!!!
Rainer
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I think you got lost. You belong here: http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/florida-conch-divers/
I assume your water wasn't around 39F either, right?
We were treated to 15-20 foot visibility and a low temperature of 48F at St. Ann's Beach in Kennebunkport Maine today. Critters were few but it was delightful to enjoy the terrain with bright light and temperatures that were not in the least challenging. I took a chance on wearing lighter garments and it paid off with less lead.
Temps seem to be running about 3 weeks ahead of standards.
Pete
Temps seem to be running about 3 weeks ahead of standards.
Pete
Lursxt
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Dove off calf island today with boston harbor diving co. Vis was not great. I would say about 8', although at 48deg the water temps are getting warmer. Second dive was a drift dive with viz about 3'. Based on the water temps, I think its time to try the lighter undergarments!
lord1234
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We hit up ft wetherhill yesterday. Great dive, decent vis. 49 degrees for 50 minutes with max depth of 72.
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