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Welcome To The Sb.peace
Welcome to the board!
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alemaozinho:
Darn someone stole my line, - the PEACE part. Anyways welcome and enjoy.
Glad you found us! This is a great place to spend your SI, but watch out, it's addictive!
If you fill out your profile a bit more, you'll soon have your neighbours speaking up.
If you fill out your profile a bit more, you'll soon have your neighbours speaking up.
I dove at lake Meredith last weekend and it sucked. 2ft vis with nothing to see. The temp dropped substanially at 20ft. Too cold for my shorty. Lots of fishing line to contend with.
The Blue Hole at Santa Rosa NM is not bad. 62 degrees, 90 ft deep at about 5000ft above sea level. There are a few fish to see and always lots of divers. I consider it a been there done that dive. We do some training there but I haven't just went for the fun of it for a few years.
Haven't found any diving close in OK.
Do a seach on Santa Rosa I'm sure you'll get different opinions.
I'd leave the gear at home but I'm sure others will disagree.
Joe
The Blue Hole at Santa Rosa NM is not bad. 62 degrees, 90 ft deep at about 5000ft above sea level. There are a few fish to see and always lots of divers. I consider it a been there done that dive. We do some training there but I haven't just went for the fun of it for a few years.
Haven't found any diving close in OK.
Do a seach on Santa Rosa I'm sure you'll get different opinions.
I'd leave the gear at home but I'm sure others will disagree.
Joe
H2Andy
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welcome aboard
my walleye hunting tips are quite limited, but here they are:
1. go where there are walleye
2. do stuff that attracts them OR sneak up on them nice and slow
3. get yourself the biggest one of the bunch
hope this helps
my walleye hunting tips are quite limited, but here they are:
1. go where there are walleye
2. do stuff that attracts them OR sneak up on them nice and slow
3. get yourself the biggest one of the bunch
hope this helps
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Welcome to SB!! :happywave Put us in your computer's favorites and check in often. This is a great place to learn, compare, argue
Look around our various forums - everything from New-To-Scuba to Instructors-Only to Dive Medicine.Ask anything - in the appropriate forum, and we'll make up an answer...
don
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