Dive Update

[Siebert Outdoors]

Sorry no fish pics. The shallows were muddy and I didnt see a fish the whole time I was there.

It was a poor weekend weather wise. Cool water also. Here is a pic that I did take. I did get my wreck diver certification and dove inside a 747 jet. That was really cool.

It was about 42 degs down there. Dark too. LOL

[BASS fisherman]

I wonder how many hours of dive time those guys on Hook -n- look get before they have enough usable footage?

I remember when those underwater cameras started selling again a few years back. I thought it was a great idea however all the videos are so cloudy. The visability is next to nothing on the videos I have seen.

Atleast you got some practice in anyway.

I have never dived nor would I do this, but I heard once that if your diving in cold water, a trick to do is to pee in your suit. Sounds feasible but also sounds like something an old timer tells a newb just to watch him squirm.

[Sam]

Kool.

We will wait for pics from your next dive.

Thanks for letting us know how you did.

[dulouz]

It was about 42 degs down there. Dark too. LOL

I hope you were wearing a dry suit!

[roadwarrior]

Cool pic!

[Jigfishn10]

Very nice, glad you were still able to make the dive.

Hope you get clearer and warmer water next time.

Congrats on the wreck diver cert.

[Sfritr]

Those guys on Hook n Look do many shows on local Mi. lakes. Many Northern Mi. lakes are extremely clear, gin clear, many with 20+ ft visibility. Traverse Bay is one they have done many shows on. Also a smaller lake, Lake Avalon.

I met Mr. Stricker at a seminar and he was a class act. He explained to me that they have learned so much about fishing from filming and diving during their shows. He told me that many times you may catch a fish in a particular area but what you didn't see was there were 15-20 fish there. Pretty cool

Congrats

[Siebert Outdoors]

I wonder how many hours of dive time those guys on Hook -n- look get before they have enough usable footage?

I have never dived nor would I do this, but I heard once that if your diving in cold water, a trick to do is to pee in your suit. Sounds feasible but also sounds like something an old timer tells a newb just to watch him squirm.

If you know the general vacinity of the fish it doesnt take real long. I've learned alot about fish positioning/schooling/feeding just from observations. This is why I was hoping to get some pics. But I'll keep trying for you guys.

I dive a drysuit so pee'ing isnt an option until I get a pee valve unless I want a wet foot. In the dive comunity there is a saying on wetsuit divers though. "There are people who pee in their wetsuit and there are the ones that lie about it.

I met Mr. Stricker at a seminar and he was a class act. He explained to me that they have learned so much about fishing from filming and diving during their shows. He told me that many times you may catch a fish in a particular area but what you didn't see was there were 15-20 fish there. Pretty cool

IMO this is very true. I was diving Tablerock after fishing a dock. I caught one fish off the dock. When I dove I had a whole school of 2-3lb KY bass around me. Probably 12 or so of them.

Thanks guys. I'll keep trying for pics. Probably another dive this weekend.