camo color
I have seen blue camo suits and to me, it makes them stand out more while out in the blues than a black suit. Poor guys like me that have only one suit which happens to be a brown camo just gotta deal with it. I tend to scare my partner more than I scare pelagics. While he is scanning, a large brown thing approaches him on the surface. He never raised his gun at me yet but I have seen him jump almost out of the water rofl. As far as pelagics go, I agree that their curiousity will bring them around but the wetsuit color really doesn't make much of a difference in bringing them close. It's all about staying calm and looking like something non threatening drifting in the current. I have brought Ono to almost point blank range wearing a brown camo, my partner has equal success with his Picasso mimetic, another diver uses and all black suit with a bright yellow weight belt and he has brought large Ono to point blank range, while another guy we sometimes dive with has a really hard time bringing them within range while using an all black scuba suit and his Picasso mimetic. I'm not sure how much of a difference suit color makes elsewhere, but here it seems like posture and staying calm count more than anything else. Then again I could be wrong and have the whole thing backwards.
Brad :martial
