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Dive the 'Outlet' this Saturday
- Thread starterJon
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In the end we had four diver in the water today- Brian, Rob, Gene and me.
The outlet pipe wasn't on but the sun was out and the temps were close to 50F! That meant we got close to 2 hours in the water before we got cold/bored. Water temp was a solid 36F everywhere i went and i never got cold in my 6mm opencell/smoothskin, but my toes got a little bit cold in my monofin.
The inlet was free of ice cover so we dove around it for a while and Gene even managed to get a carp. I found three anchors and Rob picked up a lost boat prop.
Here's a few shots from today:
Jon
The outlet pipe wasn't on but the sun was out and the temps were close to 50F! That meant we got close to 2 hours in the water before we got cold/bored. Water temp was a solid 36F everywhere i went and i never got cold in my 6mm opencell/smoothskin, but my toes got a little bit cold in my monofin.
The inlet was free of ice cover so we dove around it for a while and Gene even managed to get a carp. I found three anchors and Rob picked up a lost boat prop.
Here's a few shots from today:
Jon
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