Parking is limited, but I think we are all probably used to that at this point in the PNW. There is a decently long walk of about 300-400 feet, just out to the end of the pier where the entrance is. I would walk it in a set of double 100s and a drysuit, but everyone says I am a little crazy.
Here is some satellite imagery for those of you who habla reconnoitering:
Harper's Fishing Pier Imagery
The general profile is a gentle slope from 20 feet at the pier to a maximum of about 50 feet. There is a floating pier for your favorite entrance (depicted above in the photo) so you can do your best Hollywood style giant stride, seated entrance, etc. If you have good gas consumption you can usually get a solid hour per dive. We are planning for 2 tanks.
Here is a map, which will self-destruct after this briefing, courtesy of PNW scuba:
For your eyes only.
I have most of a dive shop in my garage. If you need to borrow a computer or something that you have in for service or what have you, then please let me know. Whatever you need, one of us has it.
This dive, because we have new divers joining us, we will be going over gas planning, rock bottom gas pressures, single hand and arm signals, and as always, our illustrious dive briefing complete with history by one of the divers. We are not the scuba police though, we really are here for fun and we will not give you a hard time
Our briefings are serious, but our demeanor is not. We promise that you will have fun. If you keep a logbook, please bring it. We had stickers made out of our own pockets, and by God you will get one if you have a logbook and you want one. It's not a dive without a sticker. You can also copy down rock bottom numbers, etc if you do not already have them.Afterwards, we usually get some food if we do not cook. Many of us will lie to you about things we have done diving, and you will not believe us. Then, we go home
Here is the link:
http://www.meetup.com/kitsapDiveClub/events/233143520/
If you have any other questions, I'd be happy to answer them.
Slonda828
