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Buddy diving is only as good & safe as your buddy is. But before you point the finger at your buddy, take a look at yourself first and ask the question, "am I a good buddy"?
I know the feeling. We were first in this Monday. Guess nobody likes to dive in the rain. Lots more fish out and good vis. Had to stick to the day marker due to the 12ft tidal exchange though.
Would be interested in directions to the wolf eel. Diving a single tank doesn't leave much time to look around at that depth. Who knows. Maybe I now have a reason to strap doubles to my back.
If no one reinvented the wheel we'd still be driving around on stone wheels.
There are no rules in diving, only consequences.
Diving is not swimming underwater; it's flying in a denser atmosphere.
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