FIXXERVI6
Contributor
Drove from TX to WV to do some visiting with the folks, and took my gear with me.
WV state law says the flag has to be secured onto what your diving, I dove a wall in a lake, and there was NOTHING to secure it to, your not allowed to pull it around via rope. Problem was, visibility was about 4' and surface temperature was around 70 degrees, I had a 3 mil on, you get to 20' and the temp drops to around 60, around 30' its too dark to see, so I ran the wall from end to end at about 15', problem is there was NO place to tie of the flag, out of frustration I tied it off to a tree short enough that the flag would stay next to the shore, where we were, however, by law, that was a no no.
So my question is how the heck do you get it to stay put when your in a situation like that!?
I figure next time I'll just tie some lead off to the end of it and throw it in, problem is the wall there was 85' deep and my rope was only 50', is that the best way to do it, really long rope and just put it on the bottom?
on a funny note, I had about 3 people ask me if I was looking for dead bodies while taking all the gear back up the road to the truck. Everytime someone asked me what I was looking for, I said water.... they got mad
found 3 beer bottles, some cloths, and a tennis ball tho.
WV state law says the flag has to be secured onto what your diving, I dove a wall in a lake, and there was NOTHING to secure it to, your not allowed to pull it around via rope. Problem was, visibility was about 4' and surface temperature was around 70 degrees, I had a 3 mil on, you get to 20' and the temp drops to around 60, around 30' its too dark to see, so I ran the wall from end to end at about 15', problem is there was NO place to tie of the flag, out of frustration I tied it off to a tree short enough that the flag would stay next to the shore, where we were, however, by law, that was a no no.
So my question is how the heck do you get it to stay put when your in a situation like that!?
I figure next time I'll just tie some lead off to the end of it and throw it in, problem is the wall there was 85' deep and my rope was only 50', is that the best way to do it, really long rope and just put it on the bottom?
on a funny note, I had about 3 people ask me if I was looking for dead bodies while taking all the gear back up the road to the truck. Everytime someone asked me what I was looking for, I said water.... they got mad
found 3 beer bottles, some cloths, and a tennis ball tho.