cave diving

[kiddrock33]

has anyone ever dived in caves? 41 degree water? 25 feet deep cave ? anyone want too? just swim down open the chest grab something and surface.

 

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[ScubaFinder]

Ahhh, now I see why you weren't ready to dive it. LOL 41 degrees, 25 feet, hell....add a 4 knot current and that sounds like yesterday to me. Except I was bringing up old sewer pipe instead of treasure. Plenty of divers can handle that sort of thing, I'm in South Texas right now, but will probably be in Maryland for a few weeks before long. I'll PM you if no-one else is willing....Wayne will do it for sure.

 

[privateer]

working in 4 knot current-sureeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

 

[cavers5]

Cave diving is the most dangerous sport in the world! Hope you're ready!

Cavers5

 

[ScubaFinder]

Privateer, you're welcome to come join me...if you don't believe it, try it yourself...it's great fun...NOT.

 

[BobPA]

Sounds more like a cavern dive rather than a cave dive. The difference is that you can see the entrance in cavern diving. Special training and equipment is needed in cave diving.
Bob

 

[FISHEYE]

Heres a old saying thats very true:There will always be old divers but never any old cave divers.

 

[privateer]

been diving since the late 60s-i know what a 4 knot current does-and i know what you can do in it!

 

[diverlynn]

I have me cavern and cave certification and the gear but sounds too cold for my old bones. Is this straight down or is penetration angled? Location? %?

Diverlynn

 

[numnydar]

I have been there its not the most pleasant experience lol

 

[kiddrock33]

dang i thought you guys got lost