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NC Coastal Dive Reports
Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2012 5:42 pm Please let me know. My friend lost his fishing there on Sunday/Monday and would love to have it back. I do not have a detailed description of the anchor. Thanks! Author: lulubelle Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2011 9:13 am I have too much time on my hands, so here goes.. can anybody think of more? Divemasters hire him to guide their dives. He dive bombs the Doria without fins. Lobsters are honored to be in his pot. JT kisses ass just to dive from his boat. He is the most interesting diver in the world. Author: joe Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 2:29 pm Had 2 great days of diving out of Carolina Beach this weekend.. The weather was great with near flat seas on both days. Saturday had 20' vis down to 60' with 3to 6' on the bottom. Water temp was 68deg top to bottom just east of the tower.. Sunday vis was 6 to 8' up top and 8 to 10' on the bottom. Water temp was 65deg top to bottom. Author: Bob B Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 8:17 am Saturday we had 70' on the Lobster wreck and 30-40' on the Normannia. Temps were 76 on both. Sunday we stayed a little closer to shore and only had 15' on the Aeolus. Monday we had beautiful blue water with 76 degrees and 80' on the bottom at the Naeco Stern. 2nd dive on the Shurz we had 50' and a little thermocline with 74 on the bottom. Author: Tortuga Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2011 7:57 am Well they opened up the bridge to Hatteras on Tuesday so some serious wreck diving seemed in order. Went out on the Lions Paw with Dave and Rich and some very good divers from Northern Va. who have found their share of wrecks to say the least. If you are wondering where the vis has gone on the wrecks since the storm, the answer is further out and deeper. You ain't gonna get it on the inshore, it's still green. We had two awesome dives on the Manuela did a little bit of exploration in the engine room area and checked out a bunch of the holds and stuff. It was so good I actually forgot to video it, you know sometimes you just don't want to see it through the back of a camera. It was a really really good day. We did land a blackfin tuna during our surface interval/ trolling, which was better than some of the boats did. Vis on the bottom was well over 100 feet on the first dive, maybe a little less on the second. It was a bit dark down there as there was some stuff in the topwater which cut down on the light, but just absolutely great diving conditions, warm water, no current, easy decos. We didn't want to leave. Hopefully we can get a few more of these kinds of trips in before it's all done for the year. If anybody wants to go get in touch. It ain't over yet. Author: wanchesemhc Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2011 11:39 pm I have dove the Hyde quite a few times. The viz was pretty bad last Saturday. The water was full of particulate, silt covered everything, and the lighting was gloomy and snot green. So to amuse myself I decided to try and take pictures. Figured anybody can take a picture on a sunlit coral reef in 200 ft of viz. Needless to say most of them were like a blizzard in Jan. But a few came out better than I thought they might.            Author: Steve_Campbell Posted: Sat Oct 15, 2011 10:34 pm Was supposed to dive the Fossil Ledge today but got blown out and jumped onto a 11 am Hyde Trip. Civilized time to start. At the boat I ran into Greg (gcs118) and we buddied. Was not as calm as predicted but not too bad. Top part of water the viz was a blurry 5-8 ft. Lots of stuff in the water. Slight current. Down on the wreck the viz improved slightly. Probably 10-15 depending on how you count things. Little less on the second dive. Viz seemed a bit better in the hold and swim through area. Wreck has taken on some damage since Irene but still pretty much intact. Water in the low 70s. Greg saw 71. Some wildlife around. Saw one young sandie, school of big amberjack, lots of bait. Couple spanish mackeral, queen angel. In the hold there were several large spadefish and two very large barracuda lurking around. One even smiled at me when I swam a little closer to take his picture. Fun day on the waster and diving with Greg. I dive with two computers a Suunto and an Aeris. Fun to compare them. Both dives we dropped to 80 ft, swam a bit and then went up to 65 feet for the rest of the dive. Using 30%. When I started up at the end of the second dive the Suunto was showing NDL of 6 minutes and the Aeris gave me over 36 minutes. [I clear both computers by the time I am on the boat.] Author: Steve_Campbell
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