Carter lake is located west of Berthoud, Colorado and managed by Larimer County Parks. Dive Site Access 40.32594, -105.22453 Boat access only. The nearest ramp is located on the south end of Carter Lake. Parking is available near the boat ramp. All vessels will need to have mussel inspection from ANS or proof your vessel …
Carter lake Colorado dive site Sauger hill good visibility when water is high.
Coffin rock Colorado dive site in Carter Lake boasts reasonable visibility, a coffin-shaped rock and walleye.
Carter lake Colorado dive site Bass Hole is a fun diving nook with reasonable visibility and small mouth bass.
Easy shore access dive site in Colorado for Scuba divers. No boat needed!
Saddle west dive site in Colorado in Carter Lake near Berthoud. Boat access with multiple thermoclines and a variety of topography.
Tales From the Camera Housing: a series designed to help you prevent mistakes that may ruin your dive, camera, or footage. Mistake #3:. Don’t forget to lubricate the stupid buttons What’s Wrong with The Focus? I preset all settings for the dive, before the dive. This included manual focus settings vs. auto focus settings as …
Tales From the Camera Housing: a series designed to help you prevent mistakes that may ruin your dive, camera, or footage. Mistake 2: Trying float an underwater camera housing by trying to beat the laws physics into submission. Physics Schmysics The first clue given by the underwater camera housing was the excessive amount of flotation …
Tales From the Camera Housing: a series designed to help you prevent mistakes that may ruin your dive, camera, or footage. Mistake #1 Charging and loading the camera..2 weeks before actually diving with it. The Problem Downtime brings curiosity and time to research interesting ways to improve underwater videography and photography. I had my “next …
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Before You Dive Buddy check, always, and always before entering the water. The white caps are no place to start conversing about how you want to share air and what kind of regulator you have to spare. Screw your flag down tight or tie it to your buoy. The wind might blow it right off …