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Perfect weather with great conditions saw us heading to Point Peron for a rare visit. After our traditional sausage sizzle at shop we headed off to have a really fun dive, with awesome vis, lots of swim throughs and some underwater critters to see. Thanks for coming all!
Thank You to everyone that came to the Perth Scuba club dive at Kwinana Grain Terminal. We met at the shop for breakfast then headed to the dive site. Visibility was about 3-4 meters with seahorses, crabs and lots fish seen.
Another great turnout tonight with 14 divers keen to check out Woodman Point. It was a balmy night with a stunning sunset and we all stood in the beach admiring the red ball sinking below the horizon. It was blowing a strong southwesterly wind but the northern side of the Groyne is fairly protected. By the time we kitted up and made our way to the water, the winds had died down quite a bit. This was the first night dive for 5 divers and the ocean worked its magic.
Despite the visibility not being the best, there was still heaps to see. Our divers saw seahorses, Port Jackson sharks, a ball of juvenile ribbon catfish, cuttlefish, squid, octopus, tons of crabs and a few lucky ones saw a big moray eel in one of the caves. This dive site is a gem and all were keen to return soon. Looking forward to our next Perth Scuba club dive, everyone is welcome!
First Sunday manta club dive of 2023 brought 22 divers keen on getting back in the water. After sausage sizzle getting gear and brief we headed to bulk jetty.
Weather was great, vis less than average, life plentiful. Including Stingray, moray eel, Seahorses, leather jacket, snapper, crabs and more. Another great morning under the waves.
Once again, a big turnout for our midweek dive. The sea was a bit rough and there was a discussion about diving the far side of Bathers Beach, which was more sheltered. In the half hour during the discussion, the waves died down so we decided to go in as planned. It was still a bit surgey but we managed to get a good dive regardless. Bathers Beach is really an understated dive site. Critters seen were a giant Australian cuttlefish, squid, octopus, crays, schools of bream and whiting, and a huge mulloway. Come and join us on a night dive soon!
