Dive Trippers - San Diego California based diving community http://www.divetrippers.com/forums/ Diving Forum San Diego - scuba dive reports and information from La Jolla and around the world en Mon, 06 Sep 2010 12:37:22 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.divetrippers.com/smooth/misc/rss.jpg Dive Trippers - San Diego California based diving community http://www.divetrippers.com/forums/ Martathon Dive Weekend http://www.divetrippers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=758&goto=newpost Thu, 26 Aug 2010 22:51:40 GMT So I am posting a little late but I am sure you all know what it's going to say, the VIS was less than super!!!.

Did a 3 tank trip on the wrecks on Thursday. 2 on the Yukon and 1 on the Ruby. First dive was 15-25 depending on who you asked. Stayed in the 80ft range and just kinda toured the mid section of the wreck. Temps were around 52. Second dive dropped to the sand at the bow and swam to the stern. Up to the starboard rail and back to the bow with a tour thru the wheel house. Vis on the front half was about the same and the back half was worse at around 15. Third dive was the Ruby and it was looking to be 10 to 15 and very dark. Couple laps around the boat and back to the line.

Day 2 was at the Islands on Friday. When we showed up the water was greeeeeeeennnnnnnn. Had to be the worst vis I have ever experianced out there. Did 1 at Lobster Shack, bounced over to Three fingers for the second, and ended back up at Lobster Shack for the third only after Captain Ryan drove us to every dive sight on the islands looking for blue water. The thrid dive at the Shack we had less than 15 ft below 40. High point was that the sealions are getting back in the water and being playful. Temps were around 56 below the thermacline.

Saturday we were back to the wrecks. Vis had actually taken a turn for the worse. As you dropped down the line it got dark, really dark. Had to be less than 15ft at both the Yukon and the Ruby. Temps were low at 48deg.

As always thanks to Waterhorse Charters and their Crew, Ryan, Anita, and Greg.

And Remeber any day spent diving is better than any day spent doing, well anything else.
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]]> blkirk91 http://www.divetrippers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=758 La Jolla Cove http://www.divetrippers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=757&goto=newpost Sun, 08 Aug 2010 14:08:30 GMT Well just to let you know I went diving yesterday at La Jolla Cove. It had a bit of a challenge with an occosional big wave, but it was fun. Nothing... Well just to let you know I went diving yesterday at La Jolla Cove. It had a bit of a challenge with an occosional big wave, but it was fun. Nothing like haveing the ocean pick you up and land you on your feet:smilielol5:. Saw a huge guitar fish 6' long and a lepard shark. 20' vis and slightly warmer water.:beatdeadhorse5: ]]> Southern California Shore Dive Reports scubaken http://www.divetrippers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=757