Northwest Dive Club

Wow Laura, that is epic!

Pictures can be deceiving . Here’s the rough of the 10-15 foot vis


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Gdog wrote: ↑Sun Nov 17, 2019 12:38 pm Wow Laura, that is epic!

Easy 10+ft vis at T-Dock/Geodome today 2pm splash.

8-10’ at depth and near 20’ in the shallows @ cove 2 on 12/14

10-15 feet milky viz at Keystone
Tons of very large perch in school today

15 foot at cove 2 today at high tide

Sunrise 20 feet of milky viz. The south end of the wall has collapse and is a boulder field now.

Sund Rock yesterday was easily 25-30ft. Pretty fantastic.

Sund rock on Sunday just as good if not better - could see the surface from 38 ft below.
Junkyard on saturday milky 10 ft.

Edmonds 1/20/2020 -- 30 ft

Keystone today silty 15 feet. Lots of waves!

30’ at depth at Flagpole, Elephant wall was closer to 20-25’ mid exchange but still good viz

Diving in the harbor this morning the viss was great over 100’

Dove our local Rockaway last weekend. 35 to 40 foot viz with social distance diving.

RT Bill wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 11:28 am Dove our local Rockaway last weekend. 35 to 40 foot viz with social distance diving.

Apologies, but I am brain farting here - where is Rockaway?

Rockaway Park: Norrander's Reef, Bainbridge Island

Tom Nic wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 11:39 am

RT Bill wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 11:28 am Dove our local Rockaway last weekend. 35 to 40 foot viz with social distance diving.

Apologies, but I am brain farting here - where is Rockaway?

And 35-40 ft vis? WOW!

Double wow!!! I knew I knew that name! That must have been spectacular

Both days were truly epic. One could clearly see the reefs and the metridium s from reef to reef. Ling on eggs, nudis by the dozens, wolf eel, pregnant rockfish. More than anything, just great diving. Saturday, sun and calm surface. Sunday was blown out by wind by wonderful once under. Sadly, they have now closed off the park so, we are banned which is frustrating as we all kept a very clear social distance form each other.

We will dive again soon enough.

Be safe out there

The park at Rockaway opened back up to local diving and park visitors practicing social distancing. Part of our regular buddy team met, geared up away from each other, buddy checked at a distance and set out for a great dive. Much wind chop at the surface and respectable current making for a fun work out down to the deep reef and back. Viz was at least 25 to 30 feet. 3 different wolf eels out wondering where we have been. Lingcod, nudi's and typical cast of characters. Praying the viz holds and so glad to be back in the water!

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I am supporting Exotic Aquatics on Bainbridge.

Where's the pictires?

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Mukilteo T Dock on Saturday 5/9/20 had the usual swamp water down to 20 fsw on the first dive before opening up nicely to maybe 30 ft at the dome. With the huge exchange going into a minus 2 low tide, the layer of schmoo was down almost to the dome on the 2nd dive and vis was down to a dirty 15 ish.

I was out on San Juan Island for work on Thursday and the water in Haro Straight was aquarium-like when looking down from the shore. It had to be 50+ easy. If anyone has a boat I would suggest getting out there soon!

5/14, cove 2, top 15 - 5ish, below 20 opened up to 10-15ish until the sea lions bombed me.

Today (5/15/20) Keystone Jetty was dirty and brown at peak ebb tide this afternoon. 10 ft of hazy murk.

Saturday 5/16: Cove 2 0900 on light flood tide - Dive by braille (2-3' max, maybe less) down to about 25-30' then opens up to about 10 - 15' the deeper you go.

Sunday 5/17: Point Hudson: 0-20ft, mucky soup 6 ft vis. Better below, 15ft vis.