Diving
Eyemouth Dives
I've dived at Eyemouth 6 times:
Dive number | Date | Site | Location | Area | Country | Wreck | Freshwater | Depth (m) | Bottom time (min) | Total time (min) | Divers | Quality | Summary | Equipment |
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32 |
1 Feb 1981 | Eyemouth | Forth | Scotland | 14 | 25 | 25 | Iain Hosking, Malcolm Gauld, Mike Malone | Entry off rocks east of harbour. Down gully onto sandy bottom. Brittle stars, dead men's fingers, urchins, starfish and a lobster. Wind force 2. Vis 20ft, current 1 knot. | ABLJ 5, steel 69 | ||||
58 |
19 Jul 1981 | Eyemouth | Forth | Scotland | 13 | 30 | 30 | Iain Hosking, Doc Mitchell, Robin Gray, Rosanne Padua | Dived below Scoutscroft caravan site. Quite pretty rock walls and sandy bottom with a variety of fish. Some current. Good weather. Vis 10m. | Steel 69. | ||||
107 |
20 Jun 1982 | Eyemouth | Forth | Scotland | 12 | 25 | 25 | Iain Hosking, Ceri Reid | Ceri was borrowing Susan's dry suit, so we first checked his buoyancy, venting and inversion recovery. Another scenic dive, notable for numbers of squat lobsters and sea anemones (one of which was eating a squid!). Also fish of various types, and jellyfish. Vis not so good, about 6m. Some trouble with sinuses on coming up - pretty sore. Saw divers jumping off 50' cliff into cove. | own | ||||
125 |
20 Sep 1982 | Eyemouth | Forth | Scotland | 13 | 32 | 32 | Iain Hosking, Colin Gordon, Eric Franz | In at gully - swam round cliff to right, finding fins and fishing hooks on the way. Found Malcom's cave, full of wrasse. Sunny, windy day. | own | ||||
322 |
22 Mar 1987 | Eyemouth | Forth | Scotland | 12 | 20 | 20 | Iain Hosking, Paul Mullan | Took Paul Mullan in for his first dive. COLD! Not much life at first sight, but on closer examination quite a variety of nudibranchs, anemones, sponges, starfish and dead men's fingers. Played with a sea-lemon (nudibranch). Some current. (Turned right from Weasel Loch.) | |||||
323 |
22 Mar 1987 | Eyemouth | Forth | Scotland | 12 | 20 | 20 | Iain Hosking, Craig McQueenie | Took Craig McQueenie in for his first dive. Turned left at Weasel loch (won't do that again). Suffered the unnerving sensation of feeling water pouring down the back of my neck (confirmed by a post-mortem on the woolly bear). Very, very cold. |