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? for the rebreather divers
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08-01-2009, 08:15 PM,
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Re: ? for the rebreather divers
Are these the tunnels that are out in front of the former campground Portsmouth Bay? The ones that I went through are at a fairly steep angle from memory and its been several years but I recall starting at around 50 and exiting 80-90?
I've been in the drift across from the ? (Menomine 3) boat access where the antler mount was hung...it got really messy from bubbles causing the ceiling to fall. This one pinched out not far in. Regarding rebreathers, yes the lack of bubbles is an asset for penetrations. I do shipwrecks for photography and the lack of bubbles results in clear pictures (no crap raining down from ceiling) and clear exits. The caves I dive have probably been so well traveled that there is nothing on the ceilings to fall down, but rebreathers are still the way to go. good diving Deep Thought
Start with training, continue with adventures.
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