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Absolutely. Give Gamble Scuba a call. Gamble Scuba

This might give you an idea of where the popular NJ / NY wreck sites are located. Diving is more popular in this area than one would think. But it's not warm water island diving although the wrecks are fantastic. Some are deeper than normal dives but that vast majority are accessible with care...

Never been an issue on all of our trips.

Many of the area shops have a Intro to Wreck Diver course available. I'd say go that route if for no other reason to get the knowledge of what equipment to have and how to configure it. They also have the boats booked and you can go as a group with someone who knows the ropes.

Try contacing Gambles Scuba Repair in Fl at 352-379-0653 or gamble@atlantic.net.

I stayed in the Georgetown Villas several times but the last time was several years ago. My wife didn't dive and it allowed her the ability to roam about and was never bored. No idea if they mantained the same level of quality as they did in the past. I used Treasure Island Divers every trip...

Exactly how much training did the divers have in ther handling of a crime scene a nd di they follow established procedures required in the dealing with a homicide? That's why the body is justy not dragged out. Once the scene is tainted, the evidence becomes useless for the most part. Anyone who...

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The currents can be swift at times depending if they let water out through the locks. Bring a reel and lift bag and know how to deploy them. If you get blown off the wreck you will need them. Many dives will require them for the boat pickup.

I would say that anything that fires a shotgun/cartridge from a short barrel is going to be a violation of Federal law and most state laws.

I've never seem it used for an Open Water class. More geared towards advanced and tech training.

There is a platform back in that area although it is deeper than the rest at the facility. I saw the ems unit go back to the cove area so that apparently was the site of the accident.

Wrong website address for Hoboken. It's Hoboken Dive Center

I believe Hoboken Dive Center is a dealer. www.gohdc.com :eyebrow:

Yes...

Wait until the facts come out. At least two were instructors and very experienced. There is much more to the story than has been published.

I go with the Turtles on my Rockboots. My foot slides right in and out plus it is comfortable. My XL Blades weren't even close to fitting.

I found my fleece drysuit underwear trapped a lot of air. Normally I dive with no weight in the warmer months. When I drain my double hp 120's. I tended to get slightly light.

This operation always gets great reviews.......plus it is close to both Boston and Portsmouth, NH. Great areas for non-divers... http://www.northernatlanticdive.com./

Contact Charlie Firtion at njdivr@comcast.net. He might be willing to do one on one or a very small group up there.