SlainteMolly
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I am a soon to be certified new diver (along with my soon to be 14 yr old daughter). We have two reasons for taking up diving - she does photography and wants to get better underwater shots than she can snorkeling; and I want to see an octopus. From reading this forum it sounds like blue Heron Bridge is the place to go, and I have lots of questions:
Are the Jellies seasonal? stings are an added factor that as a new diver I'd like to avoid
When do the water temps start dropping? we are used to the springs, and have exposure systems to account for 72ish degree water, not sure I want to dive much colder than that right away.
Is there boat traffic (do we need a flag)?
Anybody interested in guiding a couple of newbies?
does visibility improve in the spring when there aren't big storms swirling around the Atlantic?
Are there local dive shops to rent tanks?
Any and all help would be greatly appreciated!
Are the Jellies seasonal? stings are an added factor that as a new diver I'd like to avoid
When do the water temps start dropping? we are used to the springs, and have exposure systems to account for 72ish degree water, not sure I want to dive much colder than that right away.
Is there boat traffic (do we need a flag)?
Anybody interested in guiding a couple of newbies?
does visibility improve in the spring when there aren't big storms swirling around the Atlantic?
Are there local dive shops to rent tanks?
Any and all help would be greatly appreciated!