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1. How to Post Pictures on Black River Fossils Forums by ditchweezil
2. How to Post Pictures on Black River Fossils Forums by Daryl
Hello Everyone,
I got lucky offshore with two great days of diving 40 miles off the coast at 115ft. On the 5th and last dive for teeth of the 2nd day of the charter I finally got lucky. I have a short summery of action posted and some photos on my blog at www.okinawarelics.com for anyone that wants a little more detail.
I know next to nothing about diving, but diving 115ft sounds impressive and dangerous. I didn't know you could dive that deep without a special suit or submersible. The things we do for the lure of the Megalodon!
Daryl.
Hey Mick, Love to join you with Aquatic's but too late to ask for a day off. Anyway, a secret tool if you hand fan is to buy swim stroke paddles from a sports store. Use one of them on the dive then you can push more sand and debris with your fan hand if you have this strapped on. Time well spent on the bottom = fossils/money !