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SwimJim:
Unfortunately, scenes like that ARE seen alot. Good Point, Jim!
Why I Solo
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Unfortunately, scenes like that ARE seen alot. Good Point, Jim!
SwimJim:
I can here them whine about the vis from here.
PaulChristenson
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dherbman:
Geez...you got great ears...
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Hmmmm. Isn't there any middle ground between a huge group and solo? Let's see now, let's think really, really hard. Oh, yeah. Diving with a trusted buddy!Amphibious:
I dive solo, I dive with a single buddy, I dive in three person teams. I dive in groups. Each has its benefits and drawbacks.
PaulChristenson:Geez...you got great ears...
Yeah, but got no butt.
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3 out of 4 dives, my buddy is same ocean buddy, we see each other before and after the dive, we prefer it that way.
About 1 dive out of 10, my girlfriend and/or daughter comes along, and they follow me all the time so it's like diving solo too, but I got the added task of watching for them, they know all the safety procedures, but rely on me to decide what to do.
Needless to say, these dives are more conservative than the usual dives with my buddy.
If by any chance, I get to be on a cattle boat, I make sure the DM knows my preparation and allows me to dive my own profile, so I'm diving near them but away enough to do my own thing. If the operation doesn't allows this, I won't dive with them.
Most spearfishing is done solo, and you have to be more aware of your surroundings once you spear a fish, allways looking out for the hungry cudas or graysuits trying to steal your catch has made me the habit of looking 360* allmost every couple of minutes or so.
About 1 dive out of 10, my girlfriend and/or daughter comes along, and they follow me all the time so it's like diving solo too, but I got the added task of watching for them, they know all the safety procedures, but rely on me to decide what to do.
Needless to say, these dives are more conservative than the usual dives with my buddy.
If by any chance, I get to be on a cattle boat, I make sure the DM knows my preparation and allows me to dive my own profile, so I'm diving near them but away enough to do my own thing. If the operation doesn't allows this, I won't dive with them.
Most spearfishing is done solo, and you have to be more aware of your surroundings once you spear a fish, allways looking out for the hungry cudas or graysuits trying to steal your catch has made me the habit of looking 360* allmost every couple of minutes or so.
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