What would get you to dive more?

what would help you get more dive time

  • More vacation time

    Votes: 33 21.2%
  • If the family/work would let me get out more

    Votes: 31 19.9%
  • Closer bodies of water

    Votes: 41 26.3%
  • Cheaper cost for gas to and from the dive site

    Votes: 23 14.7%
  • If I owned my own gear

    Votes: 6 3.8%
  • A baby sitter

    Votes: 9 5.8%
  • A reliable dive partner

    Votes: 47 30.1%
  • Year round ideal diving weather

    Votes: 30 19.2%
  • Better dive locations then what I currently have near by

    Votes: 44 28.2%
  • Cheaper certification classes for the type of diving I want to do

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • A better vehicle to haul my gear to and from

    Votes: 2 1.3%
  • A dive boat

    Votes: 19 12.2%

  • Total voters
    156

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If I won the lottery I would build a dive resort in the Bahamas on a private island and it would have an underwater habitat that you could live, eat and sleep in like the Jules Lodge in Key Largo.

But in the real world the main problem is a lack a of available on-call dive buddies.
Case in point: I want to go diving at Ginnie Springs tomorrow but I can't because there are no dive buddies available and Ginnie Springs requires you to have a buddy.

So I guess it's a snorkeling day at the springs and I'll bring my scuba in case someone else happens to need a dive buddy (hint, hint).


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- FB-Florida Scuba Diver
 
Definitely the only thing stopping me is work committments
 
More time off work, more money, more days with no wind, if neither Nancy or I were ever ill....those should do it.
 
lets see..... more time and money of course, consistent decent weather and my own fill station wouldn't hurt either :)

And having more tanks (which is said very tongue in cheek, because we own 19 and I just don't have the RIGHT ones for Sunday's diving . . . )

I know how you feel.... I have about the same (not counting argon and other smaller tanks) and often I never have the tanks with the right gas in them
 
My own air compressor and less surface obligations such as work and making a living.
 
I think mostly having other people to dive with. I should probably look into the dive club in fort lauderdale.

but there is also lack of equipment, spare money, and time
 
I usually am about 1 hour away from some great diving but this years weather pattern has been aweful. I am still 4 hours from Athens Texas and 3 hours from Beaver Lake Arkansas though and they have some great diving!!!!!
 
For me its down to 3 (or actually 4 things)
1. More time to spend diving
2. More year-round friendly diving weather
3. Better local dive sites
The 4th is of course money. As long as nr 2 and 3 is what it is, I need to travel to go diving and that cost money, which there would be less of as a result of 1...
 
Install an Ocean close to Denver.....I believe there was one long ago.

Maybe in the San Juan Basin ... I mean, it does say "basin", right? :wink:
 
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