Northwest Dive Club

H20doctor wrote: ↑Thu Jun 10, 2021 10:05 pm Wow... Candy at the Muk ? I did plant a crimson anem there at one time but I think it swam away ...

There is definitely still the one under the west side of the dome that I thought showed up randomly last year….

The rains from Sunday and Monday morning made a mess of the ok vis reports from the weekend in Mukilteo. Vis at the T Dock yesterday evening was horrendous (less than 5 ft) all the way down to 70 fsw. I'm pretty sure I swam completely through the middle of the dome before I realized I had found it.

Lately there have been reports of candy stripe shrimp at the north end of the Edmonds UP. Yesterday evening I found one under the geodome at the T Dock in Mukilteo. I was previously unaware of them being seen outside of the San Juans and Fidalgo Island. I haven't been diving long enough to know if t...

Woohoo congrats again. Such a great dive 1000!

Jan, I’ve seen the exact same coloration of the juvie greenling there before. They are quite beautiful to see underwater!

Wow, those were great to watch! Loved the sea pens getting eaten and Mr Chompies swimming around the dome. Also a decorated warbonnet out in the open?! Was that in the San Juan’s or closer to home?

YellowEye wrote: ↑Sat Mar 06, 2021 8:55 amNot bad.

Just like your photos....

Amazing ridiculous fantastic video! Will be sharing with all my non-diver but underwater curious friends (aka my mom's bookclub lol) asap!

Great video! Can't believe you had a couple dive where Erik and Jess weren't there!!!

Happy Thanksgiving everyone. I am extremely thankful for our local diving opportunities and community. Even with all the craziness of 2020 most of us have been able to still enjoy spending time underwater. This year has really made me appreciate how amazing our local diving actually is. I've spent m...

Back in August I met my friend in Anacortes for her first Skyline visit. I was planning on a short dive along the start of the wall with my HP80 since this would have been her first advanced current dive. Unfortunately she forgot her fins and had to bail. Luckily I had my bigger tank and pony with m...

I’ve definitely talked to someone who goes out around the corner to the start of the Sares Head Wall. No idea if you can get farther down to the shallow crimson candyland field though. Only one way to find out!

Northwest Island and also Sares Head from the same beach. Across the channel from Skyline to the SE corner of Burrows Island. The Diamond Knot from Salt Water...... Stop with the scooter talk, my bank account is telling me no but my body, my body is telling me yes!

Saturday 10/24 in Mukilteo at both T Dock and the other park with the pier were 25 to 30+ below 30 fsw. It felt like we were in a Cathedral swimming around the piles with several giant bait balls swarming around getting blasted by Stinky the Seal. I was also at the top of the geodome at one point on...

Sounds like we will need to do some extensive field work for the next few months! Trying not to be tempted to join a scooter gang right now, but maybe next year.....we can start working on data from the weirder exchanges around Candy Land and Certain Death Pass

I want to come so bad! The next couple weeks aren’t looking good at work but hopefully after that I can make it down again. Tell the lumpies to stay put until I get there

https://m.facebook.com/WashingtonStateParks/photos/a.413397252010305/4201068753243117/?type=3&__tn__=%2As%2AsH-R Looks like the rumored ferry lane dredging is starting this Monday and Keystone will be closed for the rest of the year while the spoils are being dumped on the beach. Fingers crossed...

What dates are you planning on coming up? As YellowEye said, the vis is probably fine these days. One piece of advice is to time your 1st dive near high tide at the tail end of the flood. Edmonds is pretty shallow and the vis will be the best at high tide. I avoid diving there on low minus tides as ...

Ooooooh great shots both of you!!! Erik, that doto shot is ridiculous!

This past Labor Day weekend the tides and weather aligned perfectly for slice after slice after slice of delicious keyline pie. There were perfect morning Skyline tides which left ample time to head over to the Keystone Jetty Aquarium for more afternoon fun. I was only able to eat pie on Monday but ...

I might be able to join too, but someone has to promise to show me a horned shrimp and a 6 gill

Hopefully I'll be down there around 4/4:40 for a warm up dive also. I'm in a red tundra with a black tool box and wheelbarrow in the back.

Lots of working, diving and a puppy this summer has meant not a lot of computer time to sift through photos on the hard drive. I've been spending most of my bottom time on the outside of Whidbey and Fidalgo Islands shore diving the usual sites. There was a Deception Pass adventure back in July. http...

richardg wrote: ↑Sun Sep 06, 2020 11:56 am Do you still need, dm if you’re interested


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I've been focusing on hitting Deception Pass, Skyline and Keystone off slack to work on skills Wait. You've been diving them off slack ?? I'm hoping to do a long weekend shore dive trip to hit Salt Creek, Seiku and some other random sites out on the peninsula. A camp/dive trip to Salt Creek or Lake...

I've had two Vancouver Island trips cancel this year and haven't been able to plan another trip to Bonaire so I know the feeling. I've been focusing on hitting Deception Pass, Skyline and Keystone off slack to work on skills and get my fix of amazing underwater life that is almost as good as what I'...

Sunday 8/9/20. We started at Skyline in the morning. Vis was less than 10 ft shallow but "opened up" to the average 10 to 15 below 40 ft. Keystone in the afternoon at max ebb was a glorious 30 ft near the end of the jetty.