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Marine Life at Old Club Reef |
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As season of diving is getting less and more lesser due to cold weather in Qatar marine life are back and getting bigger. Last Tuesday we find wide range of underwater marine life at Old Club Reef Umm Said Qatar.
We are glad that marine life is back in Old Club Reef, we spoted also school of Barracudas and some un-identified marine life.
For those who do spear fishing please minimize spear fishing at Old Club Reef!!!
'Real spear fisher don't use Scuba!'
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New spot at Old Club Reef / Umm Said. 'CEBU' it was setup by Jun Bernales (Rescue Diver), Cebu wreck is located at ribs, if you start from Bus just navigate parallel and you will see the Cebu Wreck. Nice place to practice your Peak Perforance Bouyancy.
Rodolf (Rescue Diver), having a pose at Cebu Wreck
More pics at Old Club Reef
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Variegated Lizardfish (Synodus variegatus) |
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We found this at 11 Meters (Mid-tide 'from high tide going low tide')... It is really nice if you dive very slow you will see strange things...
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Mga Divers konting ingat at ng labasan na naman ang mahahabang tentacles na Dikya huhuhu
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Batch November 2008 of Sir Toni
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Batch Octobre 2008 of Sir Jonathan Almanon
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UNDERWATER HUNTING TECHNIQUE |
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When hunting underwater, there are some basic things to consider. First you must specialize in one species of fish or crustacean. If you go diving to go after any fish that comes along, you may have some fish to eat, but not the good fish and probably not anything big. Try to concentrate on one fish, such as the Jack Fish (Talakitok) or Dogtooth Tuna. Learn about their habits, their type of surroundings that they like to have and how to be among them without chasing them away.
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Extend your safety stop. The nitrogen you breathe out at 15 feet/ 5 Meteres significantly reduces your bubble risk in the final ascent and the climb onto the boat.
Be sure you're neutral before you leave the safety stop. You should sink when you exhale.
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JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT IT WAS SAFE |
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Many diving accidents occur between the surface and the bench at your gear station. Some dangers are pretty obvious-banging your head on the swim platform, falling on the ladder and stumbling on the deck. But there's more bubble trouble ahead, too. Vigorous exercise at the end of your dive can cause bubbles to form and grow and increase your risk of DCS.
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