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RMS Quetta
Published (2009-12-08 23:45:00)
> Yeah, I figured the charter locating would be a hassle. I've never done a trip to a site like this (remoteness that is) so I wouldn't have a clue where to start in organizing a trip. Not that I am able to go there anytime soon, just wishful thinking. Will add it to my list of places to dive.
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NSW Central Coast
Published (2009-12-13 11:14:00)
> Why 40m+ certifification? Is everything worth seeing on the Central Coast that deep?
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Tathra Wharf - limited opportunity!
Published (2009-12-14 11:38:00)
> quote: Originally posted by sue quote: This species is quite rarely seen, except every summer in Jervis Bay,..... If you know where to look If you are seing them, you should be seing them year-round. Sure youre not confused about different Chaetodon species, they do look similar, especially when young.
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NSW Central Coast
Published (2009-12-13 13:32:00)
> There are a few good wrecks in that depth
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Tathra Wharf - limited opportunity!
Published (2009-12-14 12:43:00)
> quote: If you are seing them, you should be seing them year-round. Same could be said about Tathra too, but you said it's a limited opportunity. Just because there sighted more often when the water is warm, doesn't make them common to the area all year round like C. truncatus is. FYI, I spotted one off Nth Bowen during last winter and a couple off Governor's Head, but consistntly sighting them at any time of the year relies...
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Marian reefs coral sea
Published (2009-12-05 11:29:00)
> Recently did a 17 day trip out to the Marion reefs. We had a safe and good adventure.I found it hard to get much info before i left so if any one is interested you can get info from boating blog ,Flikr site or email me. http://www.flickr.com/photos/robscruisypics http://www.flashdanceradventure.blogspot.com/ cheers rob
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First Time in NSW & SA
Published (2009-12-05 14:14:00)
> G'day Tom, Glad you enjoyed your trip. Pity the weather didn't behave for you on the Sunday at Rapid. Had a look at your pics. Nice work, you'd be happy with them! Good luck with that comp! Cheers Luke
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RMS Quetta
Published (2009-12-08 22:41:00)
> Yes. She's an excellent dive, if you can get to her and we have some incredible memories - I think she rivals Yongala as a dive. The site is plagued by massive current, so you have to be careful about when you go, otherwise you can spend a good part of your trip cooling your heels. It is only 10 metres to the gunnels and very easy to spot when the current is running because the water literally boils over her. We did 2 trips when...
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NSW Central Coast
Published (2009-12-10 10:23:00)
> Go see my mate Bob at Pro Dive there at the Entrance. He will look after you!!
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Latest active threads on Dive Destinations - Australian Diving Destinations::
Started 2 days, 12 hours ago (2009-12-14 00:47:00)
by sue
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quote: This species is quite rarely seen, except every summer in Jervis Bay,..... If you know where to look. We're starting to get quite a few different tropical species already this season. Sue www.crestdiving.com.au
Started 6 days, 2 hours ago (2009-12-10 10:23:00)
by Webguy
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Go see my mate Bob at Pro Dive there at the Entrance. He will look after you!!
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-08 22:41:00)
by Lesley
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Yes. She's an excellent dive, if you can get to her and we have some incredible memories - I think she rivals Yongala as a dive. The site is plagued by massive current, so you have to be careful about when you go, otherwise you can spend a good part of your trip cooling your heels. It is only 10 metres to the gunnels and very easy to spot when the current is running ...
Started 1 week, 6 days ago (2009-12-02 23:00:00)
by Rick
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quote: Originally posted by bluefacemanta We are heading upto QLD between christmas & new years & will be based around the south side of brisbane, around logan i believe. We are driving up & have access to a small boat too. So what would people suggest for some dive sites to visit. Snorkel / Diving ask about FlindersReef South Side shops with a Boat lookup ->...
Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2009-10-26 00:01:00)
by TomC
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I just found the Dive-Oz Water Temperature page. I do believe that the water temps will be too cold for us in the Mel / Vic area. We could handle 16 C water but 13 C water will definitely be outside our comfort zone. TomC
Started 2 weeks, 4 days ago (2009-11-27 17:24:00)
by Chriso
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Hi Jo A great forum to checkout is WADivers http://www.wadivers.com.au/ for all the local gossip on the Perth dive scene. Plenty of boats over this way and accom really depends on where you want to base yourself during your stay. Cheers Chriso
Started 4 months, 3 weeks ago (2009-07-22 14:55:00)
by sue
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Hi PH, I can help you out with all the good, honest advice you need. Just give me a call or email. It's also worthwhile to look at the Jervis Bay Information Center website. www.jervisbayinformationcentre.com.au Sue www.crestdiving.com.au
Started 2 weeks, 5 days ago (2009-11-26 20:04:00)
by neil richardson
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not much chance im afraid... Queenscliff is the easiest, but the train/bus from Geelong to Torquay... hmmm difficult.... Look, what i did when i didn't have a car, was to join one of the independant clubs,,, ie the BSAC, VSAG, Getunder, Brudg, Monash Uni, clubs of this world,, i then pre-arranged with my dive buddies that i would say, get the train down to Frankston...
Started 3 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-11-23 15:17:00)
by jcantor
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There's good boat dives available. check out Noosa www.divenoosa.com. Rainbow Beach www.wolfrockdive.com.au/ Two hours north, 20-35m deep and bigger things (Grey Nurse Sharks, Groupers, Rays) and the dive shops at Mooloolaba that mainly go out to the exHMAS Brisbane, which is a good dive with plenty on growth on it and clouds of fish. John
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Hot threads for last week on Dive Destinations - Australian Diving Destinations::
Started 6 days, 2 hours ago (2009-12-10 10:23:00)
by Webguy
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Go see my mate Bob at Pro Dive there at the Entrance. He will look after you!!
Started 2 days, 12 hours ago (2009-12-14 00:47:00)
by sue
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quote: This species is quite rarely seen, except every summer in Jervis Bay,..... If you know where to look. We're starting to get quite a few different tropical species already this season. Sue www.crestdiving.com.au
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-08 22:41:00)
by Lesley
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Yes. She's an excellent dive, if you can get to her and we have some incredible memories - I think she rivals Yongala as a dive. The site is plagued by massive current, so you have to be careful about when you go, otherwise you can spend a good part of your trip cooling your heels. It is only 10 metres to the gunnels and very easy to spot when the current is running ...
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