ChillyWaters
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GlazierB:
You should wait until next Sunday morning...
- ChillyWaters
Victoria Vis conditions?
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You should wait until next Sunday morning...
- ChillyWaters
MarkH
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The far side of the reefs goes down to well past one hundred feet. I've only been to 120 or so, but I think Hyperlimits has been to the bottom (I forget how deep it was). It's not really a wall, but a series of rocky slopes, small walls and ledges.ChillyWaters:
MarkH
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Vis was around 20 feet at Ogden Point this afternoon. It was almost incredibly bright underwater. I saw the largest lingcod I've ever seen (it was 6 feet long. I swam right next to it and measured it with my body.) and the painted greenlings were mating and laying eggs. The male (female?) greenlings were dark, almost black, but when I turned a light on them they looked normal again. When the light was off them, they looked black again. Very weird.
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Willis point was good 20+ft below 50ft on tuesday evening.
MarkH
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Vis was around 15 feet (the usual) at Telegraph Cove this afternoon.
MarkH
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Again, around 15 feet with lots of white chunks at Guinevere Place reef (Telegraph Cove area, Victoria). I've never seen good vis in this area (Spring Bay and North of it).
OP
Breakwater was 15+ last night
MarkH
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10-15 at Enterprise Channel this morning.
ChillyWaters
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Dove Spring Bay yesterday and the vis was good.
On a site note: People seem to be opting to dive without their snorkels lately. I've found a couple already this year. That's one piece of equipment where I really don't need an extra. Why don't more people lose computers or something?
- ChillyWaters
On a site note: People seem to be opting to dive without their snorkels lately. I've found a couple already this year. That's one piece of equipment where I really don't need an extra. Why don't more people lose computers or something?
- ChillyWaters
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A guy on the boat today found one. He said "Look what I found" I said "what is it?"ChillyWaters:
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