Northwest Dive Club

I could probably use the undergarment too if still available. But yes sir

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Timelines seem to be messed up, might not be seeing responses

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Fir the record I donate and share gear with new divers regular style

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Joshua Smith wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 12:02 pm And, and, and: a lift bag, a nice 4th element undergarment, and an oxycheq wing

Me me me

We really want to move to lighthouse one night but need more favorable tides. We will be at T-dock and splashing about 6:30ish.

Come on down

Diving on Tuesday this week. We tend to splash around 6:30

For the record, this has been changed to Edmonds!!!!

Meet at 6pm and splash when ready, Looks like will will hit slack after flood. Come on down.

Meet at 6pm and splash when ready. We will be in the middle of a 6 foot exchange so there may be a little current.

Low tide dive at Tdock - Meet at 6, splash when ready, drinks and food directly after.

Me and a couple other Bubbles and Suds members joined the Mukilteo Parks and Arts Commission meeting last night. There were a few speakers explaining how important our Mukilteo dive site is to not only us as divers, but the eco system currently at the site itself. George has been doing a lot of work...

naw, at 60 feet our water temp fluctuates about 3-4 degrees, the top layer may be warmer though. 60 feet looking at about 45-48 degrees F. A 7mm would get you going though.

We have any mid 20 year olds?

DOH if you could have moved just a wee bit further North (Seattle-ish). A lot more options up here I am afraid. Most of the best diving near you is actually up here in the Washington Hood Canal area. Not having wheels certainly creates a challenge. Good luck and hope to see you meet up with some opt...

Enjoy, its such a great site.
Bubbles and Suds has it exclusively on 2/15

yeah someone from B+S ordered, they are returning

Bonus: I stumbled on this the other day-- the most screaming deal for soft weights I've ever found! Less than $1/pound. Holy smokes, am I reading this right? Soft weights are usually $5 a pound or more. (Might be a mistake, grab it fast.) https://www.walmart.com/ip/Soft-Weight-Bag-Pouch-Lead-for-BC...

Found what out?

Welcome! Hope to see you at some dives.

um...uh, thanks for the reminder.

Come on down to the T-dock. Looks to be a low tide slack.
6pm show, we like to splash pre-7pm

Following the dive, a meal and suds at the Diamond Knot.

If you need more details, you can email me at ricknorris@gmail.com

Tangfish wrote: ↑Mon Dec 04, 2023 8:04 pm

Scuba-T wrote:Thanks for the invite to the night dive, but I thought about it and I think that's a bit beyond my comfort zone at this point. However, if you do get a dive on a weekend together I'd definitely be interested.

This is a smart approach of being on the right side of caution, imho.

Agreed

We will be here. I will be posting more regularly so keep your eyes open.

Diving the Tdock. It will be a night dive so bring a light. All levels of divers are welcome. Feel free to pm me for details.

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