The Rothesay, Brockville ON			N 44° 42.0', W 75° 31.2'
Dive Number 165		Buddy Jason	Surface temp 6°C	Starting pressure 2850psi
Depth 27ft	Visibility fair	Time 46m	Water temp 13°C	Ending pressure 1300psi
Notes:	For our second dive, Jason and I returned to the wreck of the Rothesay in Prescott which we last dove in the summer, with a surface temperature of 29°C and water temp of 20°C. Jason had a new housing for his GoPro, and was keen to see the pike that eluded him last visit (I previously thought this to be a muskellonge). Despite cool dressings and undressings in the wind and rain, we were treated to the usual good dive, with abundant large bass, the largest walleye I have ever seen, and we both got to see the resident pike, pictured here. Afterwards, we returned to Kingston for hamburgers at Five Guys. Since this is almost certainly my last dive of the calendar year, it was a nice one to end on.

Round Lake, South Frontenac ON			N 44° 24.9', W 76° 25.6'
Dive Number 164		Buddy Jason	Surface temp 14°C	Starting pressure 3000psi
Depth 44ft	Visibility fair	Time 52m	Water temp 10°C	Ending pressure 1200psi
Notes:	Jason made the drive from Toronto for a fall dive today. We head over to round lake and braved the chilly water to go for a swim over our usual shoal, and were treated to views of plenty of sunfish, a few walleye, and what we think was a large Northern pike. Below the 40 foot thermocline, the ground was covered with some sort of red algae, and as we exited, we saw a little snapping turtle. Enjoy! Where shall we go for supper?