Dive # 200 | Date: March 15, 1998. | Location: Cooper's Green |
Purpose: | Access: shore | Weather: not bad at all |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 15' | PSI Used: 1000 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 66 feet | Time: 29 minutes | Total Hours: 107:57 |
Comments: Big lings, an octopus, a wolf-eel (no, Karli, NOT a ling with big teeth!). Nudibranchs galore. | ||
Dive #199 | Date: March 15, 1998. | Location: Cooper's Green |
Purpose: | Access: shore | Weather: not bad |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 15' | PSI Used: 1000 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 60 feet | Time: 26 minutes | Total Hours: 107:28 |
Comments: An octopus in a crack, could see his eyes and horns. Lots of fish. A bright orange nudibranch. | ||
Dive # 198 | Date: March 14, 1998. | Location: Kelvin Grove |
Purpose: | Access: shore | Weather: overcast |
Water Temp: 50 F | Visibility: 30' | PSI Used: 1400 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 104 feet | Time: 42 minutes | Total Hours: 107:02 |
Comments: Octopus under a rock - seemed to want to look at us as much as we wanted to look at him! | ||
Dive # 197 | Date: Narch 14, 1998. | Location: Porteau - Nakaya |
Purpose: wreck dive | Access: shore | Weather: overcast |
Water Temp: 50 F | Visibility: 10' | PSI Used: 1200 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 94 feet | Time: 35 minutes | Total Hours: 106:20 |
Comments: Horrible vis in top 50' - like tomato soup. Hell of a long swim. big ling under bow, toilet on back deck, school of silver fish. | ||
Dive # 196 | Date: March 10, 1998. | Location: Ansell Point |
Purpose: night | Access: shore | Weather: gross |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 10' | PSI Used: 1400psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 91 feet | Time: 38 minutes | Total Hours: 105:45 |
Comments: No vis in top 50 feet. Found wolf-eel, said hello. Snowcrabs, anemones, lings, greenlings. |
Dive # 195 | Date: March 8, 1998. | Location: Whytecliff |
Purpose: | Access: shore | Weather: raining |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 30' | PSI Used: 1000 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 92 feet | Time: 28 minutes | Total Hours: 105:07 |
Comments: Six dives at Whytecliff in one week are too much! | ||
Dive # 194 | Date: March 8, 1998. | Location: Whytecliff |
Purpose: | Access: shore | Weather: raining |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 30' | PSI Used: 900 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 90 feet | Time: 31 minutes | Total Hours: 114:32 |
Comments: |
Dive # 193 | Date: March 7, 1998. | Location: Whytecliff |
Purpose: | Access: shore | Weather: some clouds |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 30' | PSI Used: 1100 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 75 feet | Time: 28 minutes | Total Hours: 104:02 |
Comments: | ||
Dive # 192 | Date: March 7, 1998. | Location: Whytecliff |
Purpose: drysuit orientation | Access: shore | Weather: partial clear |
Water Temp: 48F | Visibility: 30' | PSI Used: 1000 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 74 feet | Time: 28 minutes | Total Hours: 103:34 |
Comments: | ||
Dive # 191 | Date: March 6, 1998. | Location: Whytecliff |
Purpose: night | Access: shore | Weather: clear |
Water Temp: 50 F | Visibility: 30' | PSI Used: 1650 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 109 feet | Time: 44 minutes | Total Hours: 103:06 |
Comments: Seal just as we descended. Beds of anemones. Seapen - glowed green as I stroked it. Prawns. huge lings. | ||
Dive # 190 | Date: March 4, 1998. | Location: Whytecliff |
Purpose: night | Access: shore | Weather: clear |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 20' | PSI Used: 1200 psi air |
Max depth: 130 feet | Time: 33 minutes | Total Hours: 102:22 |
Comments: Octopus sitting just outside his den - scooted back in when he spied me. Crawled around in top 30' - best part of dive! | ||
Dive # 189 | Date: March 1, 1998. | Location: Kelvin Grove |
Purpose: | Access: shore | Weather: raining |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 40' | PSI Used: 900 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 86 feet | Time: 33 minutes | Total Hours: 101:49 |
Comments: | ||
Dive # 188 | Date: March 1, 1998. | Location: Kelvin Grove |
Purpose: | Access: shore | Weather: raining |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 30' | PSI Used: 1400 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 108 feet | Time: 28 minutes | Total Hours: 101:13 |
Comments: | ||
Dive # 187 | Date: February 28, 1998. | Location: Mannion Bay |
Purpose: | Access: shore | Weather: overcast |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 30' | PSI Used: 1100 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 49 feet | Time: 41 minutes | Total Hours: 100:45 |
Comments: Lots of neat bottles, found an old Canada Dry and couple of Orange Crush, as well as a small Coke. | ||
Dive # 186 | Date: February 25, 1998. | Location: White Rock pier |
Purpose: night crabbing | Access: shore | Weather: clear |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 1' | PSI Used: 500 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 14 feet | Time: 24 minutes | Total Hours: 100:04 |
Comments: Some anemones along the rocks. Couple of small fish. | ||
Dive # 185 | Date: February 24, 1998. | Location: Kelvin Grove |
Purpose: AOW Night | Access: shore | Weather: overcast |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 30' | PSI Used: 900 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 53 feet | Time: 35 minutes | Total Hours: 99:40 |
Comments: | ||
Dive # 184 | Date: February 22, 1998. | Location: Cooper's Green |
Purpose: AOW Naturalist | Access: shore | Weather: sunny |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 30' | PSI Used: 900 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 61 feet | Time: 28 minutes | Total Hours: 99:05 |
Comments: |
Dive # 183 | Date: February 22, 1998. | Location: Cooper's Green |
Purpose: AOW Deep | Access: shore | Weather: clearing |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 30' | PSI Used: 600 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 90 feet | Time: 11 minutes | Total Hours: 98:37 |
Comments: Small problem at 90 feet, called the dive. | ||
Dive # 182 | Date: February 21, 1998. | Location: Ansell Point |
Purpose: night | Access: shore | Weather: raining |
Water Temp: 46 F | Visibility: 30' | PSI Used: 1400 psi air |
Max depth: 105 feet | Time: 32 minutes | Total Hours: 98:26 |
Comments: Ian's birthday dive. Kept kicking what I thought was my buddy - til I realized that both of my buddies were staring at whatever I was kicking.... turned around to find a lovely inquisitive seal, which made the dive just SUPERB! | ||
Dive # 181 | Date: February 21, 1998. | Location: Whiskey Cove |
Purpose: AOW Search & Rec | Access: shore | Weather: raining |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 20' | PSI Used: 400 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 39 feet | Time: 21 minutes | Total Hours: 97:54 |
Comments: | ||
Dive # 180 | Date: February 21, 1998. | Location: Whiskey Cove |
Purpose: AOW Navigation | Access: shore | Weather: raining |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 20' | PSI Used: 900 psi Nitrox 33 |
Max depth: 35 feet | Time: 23 minutes | Total Hours: 97:33 |
Comments: | ||
Dive # 179 | Date: February 15, 1998. | Location: Norris Rocks |
Purpose: | Access: boat | Weather: overcast |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 80' | PSI Used: 1000 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 33 feet | Time: 45 minutes | Total Hours: 97:10 |
Comments: More playing with sealions... getting brave! They seem to come in waves - every time we swam away! | ||
Dive # 178 | Date: February 15, 1998. | Location: Norris Rocks |
Purpose: | Access: boat | Weather: sunny |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 80' | PSI Used: 900 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 24 feet | Time: 51 minutes | Total Hours: 96:25 |
Comments: Niall spun for the sealions, they looked like they were enjoying it. One swam down and settled on a rock - got some cute pics. Crawled up over a rock ledge in about 15 feet of water and were met by a couple of smaller faces staring back at us | ||
Dive # 177 | Date: February 14, 1998. | Location: Ford Cove |
Purpose: night | Access: shore | Weather: overcast |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 60' | PSI Used: 1400 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 47 feet | Time: 50 minutes | Total Hours: 95:34 |
Comments: Great bioluminescence! Found an octopus - very messy housekeeper. Lots of fish. | ||
Dive # 176 | Date: February 14, 1998. | Location: Toby Point |
Purpose: | Access: boat | Weather: rainy |
Water Temp: 48 F | Visibility: 60' | PSI Used: 1400 psi Nitrox 32 |
Max depth: 87 feet | Time: 44 minutes | Total Hours: 94.44 |
Comments: Uhhhh.... with a buddy who did the *swim as fast as you can while kicking up the bottom* routine. DID see some big lings and a couple of nudibranchs, didn't really have a chance to see anything else... :-S | ||
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