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… another blowout weekend coming up. Oh well, the water gets warmer every week. Now the Blackfish season is closed until July, and the Fluke season doesn’t open for a few weeks. I can’t get too exited about lobsters anymore - there are simply much more efficient ways of acquiring them than diving ! A [...]
Not much diving lately - too busy. But I did do some work on the website recently.
You might notice the new “Google Ads” at the side –>
This is a simple way to get the website to pay its own costs, without getting into a lot of advertising contracts and other hassles. Already I’m seeing ads from Leisure [...]
Small Craft Advisory over night. Actually, that’s a relief. I’ve been busy as hell, and can use the time off, and sleep in instead of heading out into the cold. Also, the Flea Market is on Sunday. That’s always fun.
Got out again on Saturday, but really nothing special. Almost flat seas to start with, so we went a little offshore. Hazy sun, poking through at times, but a gale warning for tomorrow.
First stop was the Beth Dee Bob. Hadn’t been there in several years; it hasn’t changed much. The outriggers are fallen, and the big [...]
Lady GoDiver set out with a full boat on Saturday, with conditions as nice as you could hope for on any day of the year, let alone in January. Cold, but sunny, with practically flat seas. On board were Captain Howard, Stan, John, Bart, Bob, Harry, and myself.
First we spent some time trolling over loran [...]
I finally got out yesterday. With Captain Howard at the wheel, Lady Godiver struck out from Shark River for the Pinta, with myself, Alex, Brian, the famous Bartman, Francis and Digger-Dan on board. A medium swell made breakers on the beach, but translated into near-perfect conditions once you got out a little. A thin overcast eventually [...]
No diving for me this weekend - doing the smart thing and giving myself an extra week after getting double-whammied this winter with back-to-back viruses. The marine forecast seems to say it would be a better day to take the dog to the beach than go boating anyway. If the weather cooperates, I will go after [...]
This damn virus just won’t let go of me. Home sick playing with new blogging software. Mangled the default template, and now it integrates nicely with the rest of the website. Pretty cool.
The new chat room fits in nicely as well. It is open to anyone with time to waste, but don’t expect to find me [...]
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