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  • Michael Werle
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  • Had an intro dive on the Great Barrier Reef in 1998, loved it, so went up to Darwin to visit a mate for a couple of weeks and do my Open Water certificate.
    From there I spent a week in Indonesia, then a few more dives in Brisbane and my Advanced Open Water and Wreck Specialty certificates.
    
    After that I moved to the UK, where it's too cold to go into the water.
    
    Finally got some diving in again when I visited Heron Island with a mate in 2012.  Now trying (and failing) to go diving at least once a year.
    
    Just moved to Tokyo in 2018 and have picked diving up again.  I even decided to bite the bullet and get my own BCD & Regulator and this has been a great incentive to go diving more often - nearly every weekend so far!

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  • Inmersiones publicadas:146
  • Inmersiones totales:146
  • Inmersiones este año:0
  • Tiempo total bajo el agua en Diveboard:4 días 17hrs 43 min
  • La mayoría de las inmersiones en Diveboard en:
    Australia
  • Inmersión más profunda:
    41.4m en Moreton Bay Area, Australia
  • Inmersión más larga:
    96 min en Maumere,Indonesia
  • Fotos en el diario:1
  • Número de especies avistadas:2

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    2018-11-25 Japón Izu Peninsula, IOP
    Iop

    Buddy-dived with Phil, but tagged along with Florine and Shengnan. Florine had told us about a great site with large soft coral. Had to wait a little while for Shengnan to sort out her buoyancy, then for a first stop we headed to the postbox. I posted a card to Tanya and another card which I had taken down from another diver and nearly lost! We then swam to the cave, had a poke around that, then kept going. I was a little confused because when we looked at the map, Florine had insisted that was the spot. We kept following Florine until Shengnan was down to 110 bar, at which point I signalled that I would take Shengnan back, but it got lost in translation and the entire group turned around. Found a huge anemone with lots of clownfish, a couple of the standard ones and a big group of the smaller black-and-white ones. I had always thought these were the young, but Florine later said they're a different species. We then spent a very long time at ~5m; in retrospect we should have spent some more time elsewhere as we all came back with over 60bar left.

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    2018-07-15 Japón Izu Peninsula
    Nazumado, Hachijo

    An extra shore dive for the day, we went back to the site with the big natural arch. This was a smaller group so it was a more relaxed dive. Found a couple of morays (one was of the small horned colourful variety, the other the ubiquitous darker one), some big schools of fish, and many turtles. Approached one grazing on the bottom and filmed it for a bit before realising there were turtles all around. Found a nudibranch and videoed a large sponge. The current was a bit interesting, surging this way and that. Spent quite a long time near the exit just checking stuff out, especially the crabs which were coming out again.

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    2001-06-10 Australia Brisbane
    Flinders Reef

    Training: night Calm and clear, but some surges underwater. Saw big turtle, wobbegongs, lots of crayfish and other fish sleeping under rocks.

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Mis certificaciones

  • PADI Enriched Air Diver (Dec 2014)
  • SSI Advanced Adventurer (Dec 2012)
  • NAUI Advanced Open Water (Jun 2001)
  • NAUI Open Water (Aug 1998)
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