Diving DEEP out of Weymouth - Netley Abbey & The Salsette | UKDiver

[@ronniek.5553]

Awesome hello from Newfoundland Canada

[@UKDiver]

Hey Ronnie!!

[@scubadeanuk4214]

amazing jelly fish. :)

[@AdventuresandLifestyle]

Yep - parking is a pain pretty much everywhere 😭. Good looking dives to me. 👍 👌 🇬🇧

[@UKDiver]

Tell me about it

[@bornaluckyman1]

Love seeing the dive profile, it makes it real for me having watched your video... To be fair I just love the videos full stop lol

[@DubaiDiver]

Really enjoyed this one Andy good tip on choosing Portland over Weymouth 👍

[@UKDiver]

Cheers Brian! Weymouth looks ace for a day out with the family, but for diving it’s a pain. Keep an eye out for the next video Saturday pal… I think you feature in it more than me 😂😂

[@leeyoxall6556]

Looks good mate. Wouldn’t mind a day dash on salsette

[@JURASSICCOASTMODELLER]

Definitely recommend the amazing Dive Charters on Portland!

[@UKDiver]

I’ve used skin deep and they were great 👍

[@JURASSICCOASTMODELLER]

@@UKDiver another excellent one is Dive Beyond in Castletown on Portland

[@UKDiver]

@@JURASSICCOASTMODELLER not heard of that one, but will add it to my recommendation list 😎

[@JURASSICCOASTMODELLER]

@@UKDiver you can find more information about Diving Charters etc…at Dorset Scuba Diving Buddies group page on Facebook

[@UKDiver]

@@JURASSICCOASTMODELLER I’ll check it out. Thanks 😎

[@diversdown2116]

Cool video. I'm interested in the elevator on the back of the boat i have never seen that b4

[@UKDiver]

Oh mate… they are the way forward!! Only problem with blue water diving is all the bloody ladders! Don’t have them in the UK no more. All lifts here pal. Sunshine operators need to understand it’s 2022, not 1982. No need to be killing yourself struggling up ladder no more! 🚫🚫

[@diversdown2116]

@@UKDiver can u send me who makes them?

[@UKDiver]

@@diversdown2116 I don’t think there is a specific maker here in the UK. They’re not complicated and most metal shops should be able to make one. For not a lot of cost. They are mostly aluminium with some stainless rails. Most are lifted with a simple electric winch such as you’d have on the front of a truck as they are 12v already, though I have seen some posh hydraulic ones. Here’s a link to a cracking video where you can see some more of the detail and how easy getting back on a boat can be! kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3nEi6uYn8h-hKs

[@diversdown2116]

Thank you

[@UKDiver]

@@diversdown2116 welcome pal 👍😎

[@hemperor7325]

Looks fun tbf you may have changed my mined on the wreck diving, random question but I’ve brought a kiss rebreather but joining bsac to retrain as I haven’t dived in 10years, is me getting my own rebreather and training for it gunna cause a problem?

[@UKDiver]

No pal. Why should it? A club should be more about doing diving than worrying about training. We’ve a couple of members that are on units. It’s no biggie 👍

[@hemperor7325]

@@UKDiver thankyou, id love to go explore inside the old wreckage’s, tbf anything but sharks I don’t know why but I feel tasty.

[@UKDiver]

@@hemperor7325 yeah, but what a way to go 😂😂🦈

[@hemperor7325]

@@UKDiver 😂😂 that would be something spectacular, how’d he die, slapping a shark right handed with his left arm.💪🤙

[@scubacro5758]

That boat looks grait, what dive center is that?

[@UKDiver]

Hey. One that's now gone. The skipper sold up. The boat is now in Pembroke with my good friends Pembroke Boat Charters. If you're interested in doing these wrecks, then have a look at some of the operators out of Portland as I don't think Weymouth has any boats working from there currently.