Northwest Dive Club

We did two dives from shore to the fingers during flood. Everything was huge: Rock Fish, clown, stripped and diamondback nudibranchs, Painted Greenlings, Red Irish Lords. Virtually no current after 6m deep


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Great sunshine day at Mukilteo T-Dock. There was a Juvenile Wolf Eel at the Geodome that was getting little too curious on my hands, I did not want they to think my fingers were a snack... We also explored under a beyond the docks, lots of crabs, tipped nudibranchs, shrimps and gooseberries. ZZubqet...

What a nice trip!

Hi! I usually make sure the tide isn't too low and I usually go on a flood or mild ebb. Waves are best avoided Those factors can very much limit the number of days you can dive there. This time of year it's not often the stars align. Entry/exit can be very tough there with waves, and viz will be ve...

Hi! My buddy and I are planning to go Sekiu with 8 fully loaded nitrox tanks and stay there over a night or two, we saw this place: www.curleysresort.com Any recommendations? Also I'm not sure if we need to pick a date with no strong winds? I understand current is not an issue staying close to the k...

We did 2 great dives during the last weekend at Edmonds. The visibility was great for the average you usually get. We did the Triumph and surroundings and it was impressive the amount of life covering the wrecks. We saw at least 6 different species of nudibranchs on our way there and the back "...

I've done a couple of dives at Keystone Jetty after the works at the ferry side last year. The beach is gone as they filled the entire area with the material from the ferry lane, although life is not as abundant as before, the site is still super awesome to dive.


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