Northwest Dive Club

We will most certainly have a group that won't do the tour. You're more than welcome to join in!

What's the point in a lawsuit like this? Theres no loss of substantial income, and getting a large sum of money (if the family wins) is not going to bring the deceased back.

Its just sad.

Hahaha thats awesome

Which end of whidbey are you staying on?

I think its shaped differently than a c-o sole. I was dealing with those new gloves and didn't want to fight with the camera too. Im glad you got it on video.

A couple of us had different theories the other day on what it actually meant. This is a great thread guys!

Next to the stormwater out flow today, there was a small, maybe 4 inch bottom fish. He was right eyed, mostly white with mid-brown fins, eyes and mouth. There were six brown spots near the tail.

Was it a color mutation or a species I cant seem to find?

Well that got interesting.

I wonder how it would hold up?

Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for. Much appreciated.

Hahahahaha!

I see the term "you're a stroke" on here every so often, but what defines a "stroke"? Someone who is a liability/danger to themselves or others? Or someone who doesn't dive with a certain gear configuration?

Those are absolutely wonderful, bob!

Bwahahahaha!

And the vis is pretty brutal (worse than normal) there during large exchanges. My opinion, I would wait until you can dive a slack with smaller exchange.

I've heard the Hollis F2's are really nice.

We have scrapped it. Thanks guys.

Possibly flagpole, shore dive. Sund may be an option.

Woah.

There's a pretty wicked exchange at Flagpole on Sunday. A few of us were planning to dive there sometime, but we are kind of on the fence. What will the currents be like? I have never dove the south sound.

Hope you have a good one, rickypoo!

I think we have some future divers! Some of the kids were more interested in diving than the competition!

Welcome! I third what the other two said, and we hope to see you out there!

I cant get over the last line..

Looks like it might have been in a fire or something.

And I am fairly certain that's what mermaids call a "snarfblatt".

Is that what they're calling it these days?