Bubbles & Suds I-90 Bridge Edition 5/11/16

[Echo]

Last night we decided to head south to Seattle and dive the sunken I-90 bridge. We had a really good turn out with beautiful weather and soupy vis. I got separated in the near zero vis so I headed South and explored all of the construction 'leftovers' and treasure hunted to 105ft for a bit before turning up and heading North to the sunken bridge where I re-grouped with everybody else. There was a ton of bass and yellow perch and other lake residents. Overall, it was a cold, creepy and fun 68min dive, as it always is.

[Norris]

Those are some really great pictures. I especially like the Mt. Rainier picture with the water framing the bottom of the pic. Really cool idea

[Scubie Doo]

Agreed, nice pictures and write-up. That mountain shot is sweet.

[ScubaJess]

Great Snaps!

[Echo]

Thank you

[Echo]

Those are some really great pictures. I especially like the Mt. Rainier picture with the water framing the bottom of the pic. Really cool idea

Thank you! I've been toying with the over-under shots with my dome port without much success

[H20doctor]

Sweet we did a dive there a few weeks ago ...

[Echo]

Sweet we did a dive there a few weeks ago ...

You wanna know how I got separated? Digging for a bottle. You gave me the bottle bug.

[H20doctor]

Sweet we did a dive there a few weeks ago ...

You wanna know how I got separated? Digging for a bottle. You gave me the bottle bug.

There's nothing better than bottle hunting... !!!!
Our zero viz lake stevens training. finally paid off...

[Echo]

Oh it paid off a long time ago. I solo dived Kayak Pt last summer. Vis was like 2'. I had to smash my computer in my face to read it. I'm totally comfortable in zero vis. BTW, Kayak Pt is the worst dive site in Washington.

[trekdiv3r]

Last night we decided to head south to Seattle and dive the sunken I-90 bridge. We had a really good turn out with beautiful weather and soupy vis. I got separated in the near zero vis so I headed South and explored all of the construction 'leftovers' and treasure hunted to 105ft for a bit before turning up and heading North to the sunken bridge where I re-grouped with everybody else. There was a ton of bass and yellow perch and other lake residents. Overall, it was a cold, creepy and fun 68min dive, as it always is.

Naive question about the treasure hunting referenced here along with the comments about bottles. Are there bottles that can be found at this site?

[Echo]

maybe. I havent found anything good. it's mostly common beer bottles. there may be something worth finding