Northwest Dive Club

I'm on my way but getting on I5 South is the usual nightmare.

Guess I saw two striped sun stars and a regular sun star. http://derekcs.smugmug.com/Underwater/Seattle-Diving/Point-Hudson-20150329/n-MQRr5w/i-CQBxpQJ http://derekcs.smugmug.com/Underwater/Seattle-Diving/Point-Hudson-20150329/n-MQRr5w/i-b2xgdpT http://derekcs.smugmug.com/Underwater/Seattle-Diving/P...

Saw sunflower stars and a striped sun star at Point Hudson in Port Townsend this past weekend. They're starting to get larger than fist sized.

For those of us not planning to watch The Ten Commandments this weekend, anyone interested in a dive or two? Slack high tide at 7:17 coming off a large exchange. Let's meet at 6:30 and splash by 7.

Where's the octo on eggs at Cove 2?

I might be interested in a dive tomorrow night but don't know if the time will work out.

I am usually up for a later night dive (after 7) during the week. I am also a photographer. Usually prefer to stay above 80' so I can do one nice long dive.

My plans to dive at Keystone are going to be foiled by inclement weather tomorrow. Junkpile should be sheltered for the worst of the wind. Anyone interested?

I think I'll join you guys.

Spotted a couple dozen sunflower stars at Mukilteo Clay Wall (site off the Lighthouse Park). Again, fist-size or smaller.

Saw around a dozen sunflower stars at Alki Pipeline yesterday. Fist-sized or smaller. All healthy. There was a pile of white residue that looked like the remains of a wasted star, however. http://derekcs.smugmug.com/Underwater/Seattle-Diving/Alki-Pipeline-20150131/i-PQsjGKF http://derekcs.smugmug.co...

Looking for a buddy willing to go out to Cove 2 or Redondo for a night dive. If it is during the week, I would like to meet at 7-8 to avoid traffic headaches (and grab dinner first). If on the weekend, I could manage to do it earlier. Preference would be to do 1 tank (I'm on Steel 130s), but I do ha...

http://derekcs.smugmug.com/Underwater/Seattle-Diving/KVI-Tower-Alki-Rockpiles-20141/ Saw several striped sun stars and rose sea stars at Alki Rockpiles on Saturday. The striped sea stars were a couple feet wide. The rose sea stars were about fist sized. All looked healthy. I've been at the Rockpiles...

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In September, I saw baby sunflower stars at Redondo (http://derekcs.smugmug.com/Underwater/S ... /i-bGKbWg9), Edmonds (http://derekcs.smugmug.com/Underwater/S ... /i-vXDHVx3) and Alki Pipeline (in attachment).

Looking to do a 1-tank dive sometime after the Seattle traffic dies down this week. Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday. Meet time around 7-8 PM. Tides look pretty favorable at Redondo on Thursday. Would also be up for something at Alki.

Anybody up for a 1 or 2 tank dive on Sunday? Would be good with pretty much anywhere between Mukilteo and Redondo.

If anybody sees this thread and wants to do a Sunday dive, feel free to PM me.

My dive buddy for tomorrow cancelled. Anybody up for a dive somewhere between Mukilteo and Redondo tomorrow? Not particular about time of day. Can do up to 2 dives.

Could also do Sunday but would have to be before 2pm at the latest.

Up for a night dive?

Not too late. Could probably get there by 10, definitely 10:30.

iqjump, I should be able to get my tanks refilled in time to do a dive on Sunday. What time would you be able to meet up Sunday?

Works for me. Only have 1 Steel 130 on hand at the moment. Could do one early morning dive, or 2 if we wait until later in the morning to meet up so I can pick up my other tank.

Anywhere between Mukilteo and Redondo works for me. Tides/currents are not terribly well-timed this weekend, but I'm willing to make the most of it.

Hey, I'm looking to start up some regular night dives at Cove 2 sometime in the new year. My goal is to eventually see (and photograph!) a sixgill shark. Knowing the rarity of that, though, it'll be nice just to get out for more night dives and maybe see (and photograph!) some GPOs out in the open. ...