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| Trip Reports: Discuss Salsette in the Trips, Spaces and Coastguard Information forums: this is the first time i have dived this site due to being blown out in the past and cancelled ... |
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| this is the first time i have dived this site due to being blown out in the past and cancelled trips but yesterday i finally got on to the wreck, we were out with Scimitar diving and hit the dive site bang on time we were in the water by 14:15 and on the way down, i had teamed up with Gary (warmwaterdiver) to dive this and it was a first for him to however the luck b****d was diving her again Saturday. well we hit the wreck midships and started off down to the rear and Rudder, now if you hadn't dived this its a must for you its teaming with shoals of fish and sea life the wreck is amazing in its own right standing tall above you, there are loads of places to go into and swim through we were lucky we had about 12m viz and hit the wreck bang on slack, so we had perfect conditions i bagged a few crabs tried for the lobster and failed, but he was so big i would have had to lend him my deco gas so he could come up!!we moved to the rudder huge and then up and over the top to swim down the starboard side of the wreck Gary gestured at a porthole with a pincer movement, i thought great another crab but came face to face with a grandfather of the conger community F**** Huge with a mouth bigger than the mother in law, we carried on up the wreck to just past midships and checked time 43 minutes and we were due to leave the bottom at 45 so SMB away an we slowly drifted off the wreck to go into deco. a truly fantastic dive and worth a few more visits dive time 45 minutes run time with deco 98 minutes maximum depth 45.9 meters finish depth for smb and off 39.2 meters looking forward to going back
__________________ If an injury has to be done to a man it should be so severe that his vengeance need not be feared. Niccolo Machiavelli (1469 - 1527) www.dirdivesystems.co.uk |
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| cheers for the dive yesterday Graham how was MY crab today was a bit more mixed, sun was still shining bright but the wind had picked up a bit and the sea wasn't quite the millpond it was yesterday but nothing to loose breakfast over (I must be getting the hang of these boats!), we were the only boat on it today my torch decided to stop working at 25m on the way down, so I waited for Mark to decend & he got the jist of my hand signal and switched it off & on again and it was fine from then on saw another couple of lobby's that you could've had, but theres always next time! another good day, another good dive |
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| Gary I dived it this morning, but didn't find any of your cylinders. Sorry mate |
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__________________ If an injury has to be done to a man it should be so severe that his vengeance need not be feared. Niccolo Machiavelli (1469 - 1527) www.dirdivesystems.co.uk |
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| Last edited by sexydivebuddy : 30-04-07 at 06:48 PM. |
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local "cash & carry warehouse" are doing a special offer on padlocks so I stocked up in advance of Scapa Last edited by warmwaterdiver : 02-07-06 at 07:41 PM. |
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