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Have you ever heard this? "Urrrgh... what's that floating neon green thing" This is why you might want to check beach water quality first, because you never know when a sewage pipe might burst. Just Check it! |
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High-tides are always best for visibility. Generally, clearer water lies farther from shore, less water movement right? At high-tide, the tidepushes that clearer water closer to shore. The difference may not bedramatic, but enough to make a signifigantly clearer, thus better viz. If you're worried about bad visibility... get on a boat. Also remember your depth and dive site planning will be affected so take note and get your self a tide chart from your local dive shop! or just go to Eco Dive Center in Los Angeles. |
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