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i have been living on the eastern shore for 3 years now and i have not heard of any lakes that support diving cert. That being said i know of a few shops on the eastern shore, that do the required dives in a local pool and then head else where for your final ow dive.

I Currently live on the eastern shore and i can tell you that i have not heard of any places that are good for shore diving. Though im new to scuba, i have searched all over the internet for talk of shore diving In md with little luck. I will be heading to a couple places along the shore this...

One of the best quarrys around is not to far from there, Lake Rawlings has a scuba center on site and typically has decent water temps and usually 25 to 50 ft viz

I as well would be intrested in some spots if anyone knows of any. I have been down the beach right on the lewis and rehobeth line with some fins and mask but on that day the viz was no better then 2-3 max :(

So i work for a apt. complex and during a eviction this person left behind some scuba gear! But i am unable to findout anything about the regulator on the front it is simply labled 4ss does anyone know who makes this ? Every thing seems to be in great shape but if i cant findout any info on it...

jrmiah, if we head over there this summer to do lobster diving will our 3mm be enough?

Just started diving within the last year, and everyone has told me to not waist my money on md ocean dives but those picts really make me want to make the trip over there

Hello all, I just did get my AOW certification not to long ago and i moved to salisbury md not to long ago anyone one know of some good dive spots in MD?