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| Originally Posted by Andy the Commie If your talking about NEPTUNE, he only told me how HE shoot's wrecks and stays anchored into them , ( this is not my perferred method ) |
Dave told you whatever method you use whether you anchor in or shot them you check that it's in,by holding or tugging on the line,it does'nt matter it's all the same result.He told you to go uptide and drift back,it's the same system.
I seem to remember mentioning checking it's in myself a few months ago.
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| Originally Posted by Andy the Commie I am good at it , NOW ,,, wanna ask my deck bitch for proof ? My method is one of where i go up tide and the shot is dropped...... I don't use or like the method of dropping a anchor / grapple which is attachted to the boat and drag into the wreck.. I'm not saying that way is right or wrong , but i won't USE it. |
No.......you're just doing what you're being paid to do,2 months at shotting wrecks does not make a good skipper.
And as i said before,dropping uptide of a wreck is the best way of doing it whatever you do,in fact that's what most skippers do,so why make a song and dance out of it,unless you've only just found that out of course?
You know what i said in my PM about axe's and grinding,some of us don't want to read that about other skippers online or hear it when on your boat(you have slagged 3 skippers of dive boats/Ribs off within my earshot in the last 18 mths.......i'm fed up with it).We just want you to do your job in a quiet,understated and professional way.
Alan