Robin Taylor

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The Bridge - Take Three

Can you guess our favourite dive site?
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A juvenile, camouflaging very well
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A juvenile, camouflaging very well

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  • In case you were wondering what kind of cables it takes to stabilize a floating bridge...
  • This is the old bridge's telecommunications cable (and maybe powerline?)
  • There are shocking numbers of these down here
  • Phone lines make for great Ling-cod (real name Burbot) habitat
  • These are easily the coolest looking fish in the lake
  • And big fish too
  • Also known as "poor man's lobster" in parts due to the taste
  • This dive was the only time we've seen Burbot in such numbers, and just about the only time we've seen Burbot period
  • A juvenile, camouflaging very well
  • The bike seemed like an ideal hiding place for this one
  • Untitled photo
  • This bike sunk by the artificial reef society of BC is already sporting some nice marine life...
  • And Jim goes for the grab
  • Ling-cod are not shy, or very clever...
  • Tag by Diggler, for yours truly
  • More tangled rebar
  • He's not striking a pose, he's holding on for dear life, the current was again most impressive
  • Jim (left) and Stefan, both Instructor classmates of mine
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