Experience comes with time in the water.
Sites-
San Marcos River- Shallow dive (bring a snorkel-hehe)
Favorite site- one of the few waterfalls you can dive in texas for free.
Pic-
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Windy Point, Lake Travis (outside of Austin)
Private park with excellent access. Lake is closed right now.
Scubaboard- look up Texas Swamp divers.
Great source of sites and events in Texas.
(Presently site is down.)
Comfort level.
I would recommend at least 100 dives.
Nitrox, Advanced Nitrox, Decompression and a few leadership courses.
Get involved and the time will fly by.
Don’t pass up on the coast diving…
It some of the best in Texas- love the Flower Gardens.
Hope the weather is better.
I was in Rockport for the 4th- we had fireworks for 10 minutes, the fireworks stopped and then it rained like nothing I had seen in ages.
Keep after it…
Another option is Oceanic Adventures in Houston.
They do all kinds of training…
Regards, Andrew
Quote: (Originally Posted by
KevinGreen)
Hey guys im just wondering how much experience yall had on OC before getting in the rebreather business. Also do any texans kno of any good frshwater spots in texas that would be suitable for this spring for an oc diver needing experience and lots of it.
Thanks
Kevin