reefseal
Contributor
Tim K and I made the trek out to Nubble for our first dive of year. We arrived around 10:15ish. The water was calm and very light wind. Totally intimidating with snow along the rocks. The rocks towards the water were very slick with green moss so we really took it easy getting in and out. I'm pleased to say neither of us fell on our buts.
We suited up quickly to get in before the coming snow storm. We were both in at 10:48 and made a 40 min dive. The vis was average. (17-20 feet) My dive computer read 39 degrees at surface with 35 degrees being the coldest (just after entered)
We dove to point of island and went to other side for about 15 min before heading back in. We crossed across the sand towards the entry point and just dove along the left part of entry point (around 15-20 fsw) Max depth 52 FSW
overall, a good dive and glad went. As we were starting to leave, it started with wintery rain/wet snow.
Time to send the regs and BC in for annual servicing.
We suited up quickly to get in before the coming snow storm. We were both in at 10:48 and made a 40 min dive. The vis was average. (17-20 feet) My dive computer read 39 degrees at surface with 35 degrees being the coldest (just after entered)
We dove to point of island and went to other side for about 15 min before heading back in. We crossed across the sand towards the entry point and just dove along the left part of entry point (around 15-20 fsw) Max depth 52 FSW
overall, a good dive and glad went. As we were starting to leave, it started with wintery rain/wet snow.
Time to send the regs and BC in for annual servicing.