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  • December 12, 2007

    Logged Dive #266 – Dive Number Two For Tonight

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    Night Diving, Dove with Rafael from the Divevets off of the Island Diver boat

    In With: 3000 psi
    Out With: 900 psi
    Max depth: 99 feet
    Waves: Sort of Challenging Chop
    Visibility: 15 feet
    Water Temperature: Getting cold
    Total Bottom Time: 20 minutes
    Lobsters caught: 1

    With Dan out of commission, I took his buddy Rafael.

    We did a surface interval that was at least an hour and went over each other’s equipment, hand signals and the dive plan.

    I jumped overboard early because I had to take a piss; I waited for Rafael at the anchor line.

    We submerged down the anchor line to 99 feet and went East to shallower areas.

    Rafael stayed close by; almost too close as we bumped into each other several times.

    We ran across a shrimpy lobster that Rafael caught and later threw back as being so small it was an embarrassment.

    We then came by another one that Rafael grabbed and bagged – his first legal lobster!

    I spotted a lobster shortly thereafter and grabbed for it before Rafael – I have always forewarned people how shitty of a buddy I am when it comes to lobster hunting.

    We started heading back half way in to the dive.

    I have no idea where the sound was coming from, but during the entire dive I heard a “thump-thump… thump-thump.”

    Sort of like a heart beat; maybe it was Rafael’s computer?

    Rafael motioned to go up; we were both following his dive profile.

    We slowly swam to the surface doing our safety stop for several minutes; he didn’t seem concerned about current, but I would take the long swim if need be.

    Back on the boat, the lobsters were more lucrative for the other divers than the last spot.

    Bob used his scooter and expensive lights to cover a huge area and come back with a bag stuffed with lobsters.

    Me with my lobsters.

    This trip netted me three legal lobsters.

    Rafael shows off his first legal sized bug.

    Rafael shows off his first legal sized lobster!

    Bob and his monster bug.

    Bob shows off his monster bug!

    What a difference equipment can make!

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