Woot Woot, Diving at pt Lobos... severe DUW

thats amazing, i think ill have to get my diving certificate!

Wow Kat those are some amazing pics. I almost became a commercial diver when I was young. I started diving at 14 and was taking commercial scuba courses at 17. I havent dove in many years I dont even remember which type of certification I have. Do they ever expire? I only dove the east coast never here in Cali.

Your pics are awesome, make me wanna get in the water and spearfish my dinner!;)

I need to pic you brain about todays equipment and procedures, last time I bought equipment it was probably 1980.

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Originally Posted by West Coast Jungle

Wow Kat those are some amazing pics. I almost became a commercial diver when I was young. I started diving at 14 and was taking commercial scuba courses at 17. I havent dove in many years I dont even remember which type of certification I have. Do they ever expire? I only dove the east coast never here in Cali.

Your pics are awesome, make me wanna get in the water and spearfish my dinner!;)

I need to pic you brain about todays equipment and procedures, last time I bought equipment it was probably 1980.

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Hey Raul,

Technically, your basic certification doesn't ever expire (assuming you remember who you got it through), but I always tell people that if you've been out of the water for more than 5 years, it's easier just to get re-certified for your open water cert. It's fairly inexpensive ($350 for the class/dives) and also includes updates on the latest equipment, etc. I highly recommend it. Especially because you guys down south have warmer water and more 'tropical' species that we don't see up here (like Garibaldi).

Pick away, anytime you want!;)

Cheers,
Kat

wow!! awesome photos :gj:

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Originally Posted by JoshJP7

Wow those pictures are amazing... I wish I knew where you went to see all these animals... I bet it was a blaaaast!!

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Point Lobos is on the Central Coast of California, Monterey Bay. It's also by Pebble Beach where they play golf at, so you might have heard of that. It's about a 15 minute drive from my hometown, Seaside.

I've never actually gone, UNDER water and rarely IN the water cuz it's hella cold, but I still like going there.

A B S O U T E L L Y Breathtaking!!! :bow:

Not only the amazing finds, but your skills with the camera too...
Thanks for sharing!!!