100 Foot Dive Descent in 50 Seconds - 60 Feet of Visibility at the Meg Ledge

Your boy sinks like a rock to set anchor at the North Carolina megalodon ledges. Meg tooth fossil diving in late-season clear, cold water
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50 seconds? Amateur numbers!

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i didn't want to beat the anchor 😂

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If you don't beat the anchor, it gets complacent and stops working hard. Then it takes forever to get to the bottom and you drift off the ledge. Or it decides to not want to anchor mid-dive, then you are adrift. You always want to beat the anchor to the bottom and look at is disapprovingly while adjusting motioning to your dive computer.@@dive-jordan

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morale must improve!@@garrettmcmillan672