HMAS Brisbane Dive Report  22.01.2009

Well the weather this year compared to the same time last year has been a welcome relief to both divers and scuba dive operators alike.

Apart from the odd windy day that whipped up some swell, the conditions, on the whole, have been good. Visibility has come good with 15-20 metres and water temp. on 25C on the incoming tide at The Caves. Viz (Visability) around Mudjimba Island drops a bit unless you are there on the flooding tide as well.

The diving on the HMAS BRISBANE has produced reports of 15 metre visibility with 25C water temperature. There’s still plenty of life on the BRISBANE with some species coming and going but there’s always something there to replace whatever moves away for a time.

There’s still plenty of fishing tackle being found on the ship too, in spite of the “no go” zone and promise of activity by the authorities which just doesn’t seem to be happening.

Dive Safe,

Greg

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