I'll be diving my local quarry again this weekend. Last I heard vis was 35+ feet, I'll believe it when I see it 
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I'll be diving my local quarry again this weekend. Last I heard vis was 35+ feet, I'll believe it when I see it
get your camera and take pictures! It looks intersting =)
Here's the new (many first UW) camera!!! Finally. Not sure how many pic and videos I'll be posting since I messed around with all the settings (yes, I actually read all 82 pages of the manual ) to learn about it and can't get very focused pictures or videos so hopefully that changes tomorrow.
) to learn about it and can't get very focused pictures or videos so hopefully that changes tomorrow.
Diving was once more, very successful today! New camera worked amazingly and I got tons of nice pictures and a few nice videos 
. Not as much aquatic variety today (only was bluegills, LMBs, and one Black Crappie) but there was a of of them to make up for that. Vis was 15 feet at the lowest and averaged 20-25 feet (best so far this year while I've been up there). The Bluegill were nesting in full force today and got a really nice video compilation of that (YouTube link will be below). I'm up to 46 dives now, calculating to be at 52 by the end of the month since I'll be doing a 6-7 dive dive trip weekend at the end of the month!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XTvpebMELE
. Not as much aquatic variety today (only was bluegills, LMBs, and one Black Crappie) but there was a of of them to make up for that. Vis was 15 feet at the lowest and averaged 20-25 feet (best so far this year while I've been up there). The Bluegill were nesting in full force today and got a really nice video compilation of that (YouTube link will be below). I'm up to 46 dives now, calculating to be at 52 by the end of the month since I'll be doing a 6-7 dive dive trip weekend at the end of the month!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XTvpebMELE
Thanks! Most of the nests had very few eggs and if they did have any they were very small but I found that one that was full of thousands of large ones yet there was no gill guarding it oddly enough.
