Yeah you could! Come with me some time?

Seems like it but these guys are very docile!!

I also have conversations with myself sometimes.

Me too!

Yessssir

So beautiful !

Love you dude, thank you xx

Thanks broski, hopefully some more content in a few months on it!

The short pipe is the basis of the middle stairs! So if you hop in on the middle stairs and go left, onto the rocks you can follow it right down to the poo pipe. About 10m down there, lots of marine life there at the moment! You should visit for sure!

@ Sorry for my ignorance as someone who’s never been in there. Short pipe = poo pipe = runs from middle to west stairs?

No so, the middle stairs are concrete and cover up the short pipe (poo pipe), it is hidden beneath the stairs. It then just faces north and is easily accessible.

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Yeah had 8-10 at the start then dropped past high to about that.

Really decent actually!!

Taking it’s time 🙄🥲

Yeah true! The people I was with said I could along this rock wall. Thanks though, I’ll make sure to do some homework beforehand next time!

@@LewisKayDives there's a good map on the Fishsmart NSW app, looks like not all of the river is prohibited so they could be right

@@ivyman15 I'm sure that would be the spot... they are responsible people :)

Perfect !!!

That’s correct. Yes it is most popular for its easy accessibility and drift diving. Both of these things are valid concerns regarding the seaway. Inexperienced snorkellers and open water divers can find navigating the seaway challenging but there are a few things you can note to make it easier. When you get to the “seaway dive site” for high tide (best time for vis), look out into the water and you’ll see a pole, this pole will have water gushing behind or in front to indicate which way the current is running. From there, use the current to your advantage. If the current is pulling from the ocean into the river channels, walk up to the eastern most stairs and drift down to the middle stairs or vice versa. Once familiar with the seaway you can try heading out across the pipe, using the pipe (when scuba diving) as a shield from the current. If you’re in line with pipe it actually blocks the current allowing you to swim with relative ease, enjoying the marine diversity down there. Hope this helps :)

@ Thank you!!

Great pick up! I am most certain it is not a striped catfish, instead a blacksaddle goatfish school. I realised this after I had already posted the video 🥲

Same here!

Thank you for the very sweet comment !!!! More videos to come 😀😀😀

Bro. Beast name

Hell yeah

Bro is clutch as hell

Cheers boys xx

Swimmingly, one might say.

We move

Yessssirrrre

Yewww cheers will do!

Coming soon!!

Let’s go!!! Coming soon :)

Work in progress, have requested many dives… something about being too busy?

Nothing fake round here

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Yes, that was sea mullet! What an awesome school hey!

@ Beautiful! Always wanted to have a snorkel or dive in the spit. Amazing spot

Conditions and visibility can vary a lot. Mainly looking for southerly winds and low wave height. Probably need a few days of southerlies in a row to have ideal conditions, otherwise you might not see much! Best of luck!

Watch the first 14 seconds of the video...

@@onthefencefilm Good idea! ...my whole rant for nothing as I pick crow out of my teeth. My only excuse is that I jumped ahead to the diving so missed that part. Thanks for correcting.

My guy

Yeah definitely don’t make it 100% obvious, will get better on that!

Thank you! Cheers!

The goat came through in the clutch.

Amazing, hey!

Thanks mate plenty to see

Definitely one we need to check out soon

Very sweet, meaningful comment chritto. Love forever 🤍

Scorpion dudes are gangster as

Glad you enjoyed it!

Sure is

Always