Scuba diving for Scallops and the Cement Shipwreck
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Bailiwick of Guernsey shipwrecks is an independent scuba diving channel and gives everyone the opportunity to come diving with us. Diving with an underwater camera give the viewer and dry, warm, cost free, and enjoyable dive looking at shipwrecks, marine life and occasional salvage operations in all locations of the Bailiwick of Guernsey including Alderney, Sark and Herm. JP has been diving for 15 + years and is fully qualified in recreational diving as well as technical diving. The channel is light-hearted with occasional humour and is not a how to dive or based solely on the skill of scuba diving but it use, to gains access to the oceans depths. JP is a recreational diver and does not earn money from scalloping or fishing.
JP enjoys Shipwrecks and are at the top of his list for filming, documenting, and exploring and this can be seen on our Facebook page. The sea life is a close second with many species to be seen such as: Crayfish, Lobster, Brown crab, Spider crab, Hermit crab, Bass, Pollack, Bream, Wrasse, Turbot, Brill, Sole, Top knot, Blonde Ray, Conger, Gurnard, Monkfish, Cuckoo wrasse, Mackerel, Octopus, Cuttlefish, Squid, Starfish, Scallops, Clams, Oyster, Hard coral and soft, Seaweeds, Gobies, Blenny’s, and many more. Maritime structures also get researched and explored such as lighthouses, piers, forts, caves and reefs. Guernsey life is relaxed and has a long and strong connection with the sea.
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Absolutely fantastic video 💯😍👋🏻🤗👍🏻🥰👌🐟🐠
@@joangeddes380 thanks Joan. Glad you liked it and thanks for letting me know. 👍🏻🥰👍🏻
Fantastic video so much wildlife. Its amazing how much of the wreck still survives after so many years underwater with so many big ships passing
@@tristinrockyrockett3021 Hi Tristin. She zie showing her age now. There was a bit of life down there but not as much as you would expect for this time of year. Was a nice dive and getting to show others first hand was nice too. 👍🏻😁👍🏻 thanks
Wow driving on that wreck. It’s pretty nice. It wasn’t too bad but there’s ability but it’s still another absolute awesome video. I hope you guys find more scallops soon they’re starting to look like how to find them hens teeth🤣 all the same it was still a great video. Be safe and I’ll look forward to the next video. Glad the weather was in your favor. It’s been in the high 80s and 90s here in Massachusetts with high humidity and the sharks are already at the beaches and we’ve already had one or two attacks so far, so of course I don’t go out in the ocean too often swimming I’d rather stay in my backyard and a swimming pool if I could😂😂 have another safe day sending loves and hugs to all🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️
@@gracewashburn8276 Hi Grace. The scallops are becoming a little thin and it maybe because Mat and Jeff has caught them all. Also Dive Guernsey is starting to catch more again which is cool. I don’t like the sound of people getting attacked by sharks 🦈 😣. Hope it wasn’t too bad. Yes stay safe in the pool on the garden 😂 stay safe too 👍🏻😁👍🏻 thanks for watching
That was awesome watching the flat fish just slowly swim across the surface to the The Ocean bottom like that😂😂😂
@@gracewashburn8276 thanks Grace. It’s about time we started seeing bigger fish 😂👍🏻
Any reason you don't seem to use nitrox? Have seen you use trimix, so it can't be lack of qualification!!
@RAVINGMUNSTER hi mate. I have done ProNRC and PADI Nitrox courses. I don’t see the added value in me using Nitrox. It’s more expensive mainly and a little bit of faff remembering to change my computer. Changing too and changing off (not turning off could cause big issues). It does make you feel better after a dive and can extend your dive time by a good chunk. I like to keep everything very simple and free of potential issues. I’m a creature of habit unfortunately and the types of diving I do are hit and miss in terms of depths. Others have missed out spontaneous deepish dives due to only having a Nitrox mix with them. I will plan some dives with a Nitrox mix if needed. If I’m honest I can’t really justify the extra cost of gas as it adds up quickly when you do 6 tanks a week. 👍🏻😁👍🏻
@@scubadive Fair enough, it is about 2.5 times the cost, but as I only get to dive 4-6 tanks a month I use it for anything 20m+, where the difference in bottom time is worthwhile for me.
I generally have a fairly long drive to and from a dive site and, whilst I know the science doesn't fully back it up, I feel far less tired after a nitrox dive - which is also a benefit.
@RAVINGMUNSTER it’s nicknamed old man’s gas over here as all the old boys use it. I can say from my own experience it does help after a dive. I feel the same after an 80% deco mix has been used. My aches and pains seem to go for a few hours at least. We pay £5 a fill here for air but not even sure how much Nitrox is anymore as it’s been so long since I paid for one. I sometimes nick one of Richards tanks with a 32% in 😜. 👍🏻😁👍🏻