Northwest Dive Club

Thank you for all of the replies! I really appreciate it! I was diving the Edmunds Breakwater and the viz was awful (<5ft.) especially at low tide, but I would like to go at low tide because then I could just snorkel around instead of putting on a tank. I know it is hard to get good viz when you are...

Forgive me if this is not where it belongs, but is there a way to tell when visibility will be optimal? I know diving in the winter helps, and also diving at high tide, but sometimes I would like to dive at low tide in the summer Is this possible???

RVbldr wrote:Edmunds Monday at 0730, 5' and a little chunky at the inner buoys, then up to about 10' at about 30 fsw.

I free dove the breakwater Monday and it was 10' early, and then <5' at noon

Cool! Never seen one of those squid things before

SealScott wrote:Welcome!
Kola looks like a pretty awesome pup.

Haha. Thanks! She goes everywhere with me, and probably loves the water more than all us combined

:angry: I wanted to dive this place so bad. Now I am very depressed. Couldn't they just have moved them 200 yards north or something :(

I am a very new diver that has not dived for a few years. I am looking into getting back into diving soon, and thought that this was a good place to start. I live in Snohomish County and love being on the water/in the water, and out in the woods. Kola is my dog's name, and 16 is my favorite number.