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Glyde Street night dive at Mosman Bay
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Glyde Street night dive at Mosman Bay
It was Wednesday night and it was time for our weekly club dive. This week it was booked in for Glyde Street Mosman bay. With the sun about to set we had six divers with the same thing in mind, prawns and crabs.
In the water the temperature was a nice 23 degrees and with no current it was the making of a nice dive. After about 15mins the crabs started coming out and a few prawns too. While swimming around we came across a few baby squid, sea horses, jellyfish and lots of gobble guts schools.
After filling up our catch bags and hitting our turnaround point it was time to head in. With a couple more on the way and a few more prawns it ended up being a nice dive with plenty to see.
PADI Instructor Dane Fielder
