Good video. You are right, my most memorable dives with large pelagics have been in strong currents. One note: if caught in a down current ( happens a lot on walls) swimming horizontally away from the wall and into the blue is often the best way to get out of the down current.
I can not describe how my feeling is to get back to my life style with lots of fun and joke with friends and guests on the boat and sometimes having a heart pumping when encounter with the untolerated current😀😀 Trully i miss that fun😢😢
We understand you very well! We, too, think of the times when we used to dive every day with guests and show them our favorite places in Komodo. Don't be sad! Let's have faith and hope that life will normalize and there will be lots of guests and diving again! In the meantime, there's time to make videos 🙃🎬 Please stay tuned and thank you for such a sincere comment 🙏🙏🙏
Very good narration, Nati! It's good to see you and Dima in this video. Lukas and I are moving back to Bali some time in May. Perhaps we'll be able to finally travel and see Komodo then. 😁
Of course! It's better to follow rather than fight the current! But you know, sometimes we have to be ready for it 😉 Thanks for the comment and for watching 🙏
Oh, yeah? Those were the goals we set ourselves when working on this video: to tell you why current diving, how to recognize it, and how to behave when diving in current conditions. We did. What would you add?
