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Here is how I mounted my hero3. I used the tripod mount and a bolt through my AGA Mask lense. Works great. You can't get pics of yourself but you get everywhere you look and the camera is secure. I turn it on before the dive and shut it off after. Almost forget its there.

I got tired of carrying my GoPro around while under water. I had a spare AGA lens so I tried this mounting set up. It works great!! Everywhere you look the cameras looking. I used the GoPro tripod mount, stainless bolt and rubber washers. Cost about $10.00

The boats I work on are not on a schedule. When they call I bring my green pad, brissel brush and a metal scraper :shocked2:. I use what I need to remove whatever type of groth they may have. Ive used a metal scrapper on a 40 foot X 80 Foot Barge. The sea life survived! I do like the idea of...

I charge by the hour. 175.00 per hour. One hour minimum charge. Then I charge by the half hour. I only dive with a drysuit. It's doesn't ever seem to be dry anymore. Well used. It needs a new zipper. I just think I would rather buy a new suit then fix my trashed suit. I like the suit dryer...

No laws like that in Alaska. I dive where I want and how I want.

I just did three days of cold weather diving on a barge that was sinking. The weather out was 5 to 10 degres F. I was diving a drysuit with 100 gram linner. Warm sugar drinks help. The sugar is more important than the warm drink for warming up. It helps the body keep its self warm. I also found...

Alaska, there is more snow than anybody needs. Lots to see and do here. It started snowing here last week and it will be here till march.

I have never seen a net with the corks still on it in the water. The corks float away and the lead sinks. The web alone stays neutral and moves with the current. I been around these gill nets a lot cutting it out of the fishing boats prop after they run there own nets over! (pays great) I...