Where do you consistently find "unintentionally donated" scuba equipment underwater? Being a good sport, I'll go first...
1. In the notch at Shaw's Cove; just found a brand spanking new snorkel there last week.
2. Around Seal Rock; the sea lions love to snare people's snorkels, usually with masks attached, and then drop them.
3. In the sand in the middle of Crescent beach, swimming back to Shaw's in 20 - 30' of water after doing Deadman's; don't find much scuba stuff, but find lots of beach towels, shirts, etc. Ditto for the trip back to Shaw's from Divers or Boat Canyon.
4. In the sand in the middle of Shaw's Cove, where few go diving, in 20 - 40 feet of water. I think people drop stuff during entries & exits and the small rip current in the center of the cove carries it out there and dumps it.
5. Just in front of the steps at Casino Point, especially after a weekend of teaching when the Santa Ana's are blowing.
Anyone else have a favorite spot?
1. In the notch at Shaw's Cove; just found a brand spanking new snorkel there last week.
2. Around Seal Rock; the sea lions love to snare people's snorkels, usually with masks attached, and then drop them.
3. In the sand in the middle of Crescent beach, swimming back to Shaw's in 20 - 30' of water after doing Deadman's; don't find much scuba stuff, but find lots of beach towels, shirts, etc. Ditto for the trip back to Shaw's from Divers or Boat Canyon.
4. In the sand in the middle of Shaw's Cove, where few go diving, in 20 - 40 feet of water. I think people drop stuff during entries & exits and the small rip current in the center of the cove carries it out there and dumps it.
5. Just in front of the steps at Casino Point, especially after a weekend of teaching when the Santa Ana's are blowing.
Anyone else have a favorite spot?