I had 53* F at the water intake by the beach in A-bay this afternoon. Crappy dreary rainy days, might as well get the gear on and go diving. Vis is starting to improve. Had about 40-50' at 120' down, even with the overcast.
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55F (Suunto) and 57F (Predator) drift diving from Hopple Island to Lock 21 (Long Sault Parkway, Ontario) over a 130 min dive on 27 Oct. Vis was probably the best I have seen in the vicinity of Lock 21 (30 ft or so)
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what do you think the visibility will be like in brockville this weekend
after what just happened here on the East coast???????? I'd suggest memorizing how many fingers you have.....
should be `30'
water is still warm
doing open water check outs this week-end on our side!
water is still warm
doing open water check outs this week-end on our side!
Interesting question. Today is really the first rainy we've had in Ottawa since the beginning of this week. I know Toronto area was more affected but I am unsure as to what happened in-between. Are you considering shore dive or going with a charter?
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The 30'. There were 70 MPH winds and 25' waves on Lake Ontario as a result of the storm event, and one hell of a bit of rain, hence runoff to the basin. I find it hard to believe it isn't chocolate milk in the River...
It will still be "warm", and dives must happen.....
It will still be "warm", and dives must happen.....
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