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Hello from Alaska
- Thread starterSitka_Diver
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Welcome Sitka Diver.
I've never been, but do love the north end of Vancouver Island, hope to get up further in the future.
A captain I used to work for has a boat called the Nautilus Explorer does dive trips up there in the summer www.nautliusexplorer.com . Great pics on his site. I'd love to come to Alaska someday
Peace,
Erik Y.
I've never been, but do love the north end of Vancouver Island, hope to get up further in the future.
A captain I used to work for has a boat called the Nautilus Explorer does dive trips up there in the summer www.nautliusexplorer.com . Great pics on his site. I'd love to come to Alaska someday
Peace,
Erik Y.
Took a freediver out the other day and he had a great time..We just dove the hole dive while he came down once in a while to see what was going on..
Beautiful Pics! Thanks for sharing them!
The guy (you?) in the picasso wetsuit looks like Mr. Bean!
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The guy (you?) in the picasso wetsuit looks like Mr. Bean!
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Sarge, they dont have wet suits up there , They skin Bears and use the fur under Dry bags.(suits)
We're freediving with 7mm suits. Scuba with dry suits. When I dove in Sitka (July) the water temp was 54 deg. F which was warmer than the water in Seattle. Most of our dives this summer were in water about 50 + deg. F. Of course it's colder in winter and early spring.