Daniel was in with myself . We did oo1 as a refresher for Daniel as he’d previously done it on the training weekend. So after he’d flown through the drills we went for the diving part , which was full of life which included a small school of pollock (spotted by Daniel). At the end of the dive we did
A fun trip to the Isle of May on board the Shadow Marine Mako II, with thanks to Jo Boden for organizing and leading. A good size group gathered at Ancrum at comfortable o’clock to gather kit then head to meet other divers and catch the boat at Anstruther Harbour. The Mako II is relatively new and spacious hard boat
Lots of fun dives and some training today at the A Frames. Water visibility was pretty good, we saw lots of sea life, to name just a few, massive Lobster, Starfish, Sea cucumber, Wrasse, Hermit Crabs, Spider Crab, a cheeky wee crab even chased Ray. 😂
Back in March we had our annual open water weekend with our new trainees. This is the beginning of their training in the great outdoors. Accompanied by our fantastic instructors, our trainees are guided through each step of the BSAC training programme. Day 1 Unfortunately the weather wasn’t on our side but we made the most of it
11Th May Dive Fife Ness A beautiful day for a dive at Fife Ness. Not only was the weather on our sides but the clear and calm waters meant we got to see lots of life under the water, including but not limited to, Wrasse, Lobster, Crabs, Sea Slugs, Nudibranchs and much much more. Suzy MacEachen
After the boat handing refresher session on the River Tay, the Mayday bank holiday brought a chance to take the club RHIB to the Isle of May for its first dive trip in a while. Torsten, Jo and