Ginnie Help

[Jont]

Hi

I have 3 bottles in Ginnie, can someone pull them? I have 2 at the sign in the gallery and 1 at stage bottle rock.

Can someone please pull them? I have an ear infection.

You can drop them at CCDS and I'll take you to dinner.

Thanks,

JonT

[FW]

Hi

I have 3 bottles in Ginnie, can someone pull them? I have 2 at the sign in the gallery and 1 at stage bottle rock.

Can someone please pull them? I have an ear infection.

You can drop them at CCDS and I'll take you to dinner.

Thanks,

JonT

A description would be useful, so nobody pulls the wrong tanks.

[Brent]

I'm teaching a class on Sunday at Ginnie and if the tanks are still there, I'll pull them out. As Forrest mentioned; a description will help.
Where is stage bottle rock? Been diving there for three decades and never heard that term before!!

[FW]

...Where is stage bottle rock? Been diving there for three decades and never heard that term before!!

It is called "stage rock" on some maps, about 1850' along the goldline.

[firemedic1015]

Jon, I can probably grab them today if you can give me a good description of them. There's a lot of bottles in there right now.

[kensuf]

I'll be there tonight. I have seen the ones on the rock. I'll be glad to pull them.

[syntaxerrorsix]

It's on the Berman map. Not sure about any others.

[FW]

I'll be there tonight. I have seen the ones on the rock. I'll be glad to pull them.

Careful, he said ONE at stage rock.

[kensuf]

We chatted, I know what I'm looking for.. Any bottle that says "FORREST" comes out. :P

[diveconjeff]

It is called "stage rock" on some maps, about 1850' along the goldline.

Pretty good sized passage in that area. As you are swimming into the flow, the gold line "very noticeably" angles from right the side of the passage up and to the left crossing to the other side of the passage. When it reaches the other side, there is a shelf where bottles are commonly clipped off to the line. Hence, "Stage Bottle Rock".