Search results

The simple way I look at this is to do a bunch of dives during the day and become very familiar with the site. At night you'll recognize the same things.

Great question. I've wondered that too but can think of situations where a knife would be needed.

What is the winter water temp of Lake Tahoe?

Take a look at the HP119's. Nice size/weight balance.

Now that sounds pretty cool. I explored (non-scuba) an old Atlas missile silo in Colorado over 20 years ago. Great fun. Diving in one would be a nice twist.

When I did my RD course I found it was more mental awareness of the situation than the physical ability. I had thought I needed to haul a 250# guy out of the water but he wasn't available (yeah). But the key is knowing how to respond to the gear the person in need has.

What area are you diving? I'm considering a BP/W in SS. I'm in the seattle area so the cold water requires more weight.

These are great. They sure are cool when you come across these big guys.

In Seattle area I (and friends) have used the O-Neill J Suite (7M) and been pretty happy with it.

I haven't bought anything from them but I did stop by their place and was very impressed by the quality of their used gear. Seemed like good people.

Nice. I recently got a G11 and the UW case but haven't dove with it yet.

I'd be surprised if a dive shop would touch it.

Great report. I'm going to have to get up there.

Very cool. I dive but my wife teaches high school biology and she loves this stuff. Thanks.

The night dives are great because the critters are all active. Have fun.

I sure like having the BCD control near the end of my dive.

Very cool. Very clear viz. Is this a lake? I've dived in Lake Crescent and it was also very clear.

My LDS has a great sale once a year. 119cuft Worthington for $295! I'm picking up another one in a week.

Forget the Jetfins. I'm going to replace mine with Bio fins.

Before I switched to my drysuit I had used an O'Neill J Suit. Very nice. I used this in 45 degree water and it was great. Just got cold when I was out of the water which is why I switched to a dry suit.