May 30, 2015 Blueback Park/Tyee Cove (Nanoose, Vancouver Island) video

[MarkH]

[video=vimeo;129384702]http://www.vimeo.com/129384702[/video]

 

[HeatCker]

thanks for the vid
i've not seen a pony attached to the main tank like that before, usually off to the side

 

[walrus2]

Andrew modeled himself after a dromedary for streamlining and air storage.

 

[Skookumchuck]

Keeps me out of overhead environments I have no business being in.

 

[DaleC]

It doesn't make sense at average speeds but when Andrew really gets going it acts as a stabilizer

 

[HeatCker]

ok, i get it, kind of like a dorsal fin

 

[Seymour Fisch]

Beautiful video!

Is that normal vis for you all out there? I've only been to Whytecliff and Porteau Cove on the Lower Mainland, and I've seen nothing like that.

 

[MarkH]

Beautiful video!

Is that normal vis for you all out there? I've only been to Whytecliff and Porteau Cove on the Lower Mainland, and I've seen nothing like that.

I was surprised by how good it was for the time of year. I don't expect it will last very long. Usually plankton blooms come and go in cycles throughout the spring up there like most places. In the winter, 50' visibility is almost guaranteed in the Nanaimo/Nanoose area.

 

[jodylynn007]

Great dive, thanks for the video!! I LOVE that site. Extra awesome to see a Tiger Rockfish in the same frame as the wolfie. Wish I was there with you guys with my camera [emoji5]️


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[MarkH]

That tiger rockfish is almost permanently within 3 feet of the wolfeels at that den.