What About Missouri??

[Scubadawg]

I noticed that Missouri was not included in the Deep South Divers Club, Southern Missouri has a lot to offer for Diving. Thought it would be a asset to the club. Just my .02 worth.

 

[GotAir]

Arkansas is in the Deep South Divers Club but its so far away from everyone I kinda feel alone in this group. I hear there is some Great diving in Missouri. maybe we can get together and do some diving this next coming year. maybe we can start a club thats Called (Touched by the Mississippi) what do think?
Mike

 

[GotAir]

the Touched by the Mississippi name would have all the states that the Mississippi either goes thru or is touched by Thus the name. from the North to the South. I dont want to sucede from the deep south divers. I'm just running an Idea by the veiwer's of this board and see what everyone thinks about it.

Mike

 

[Cousin]

I just moved from Southwest Missouri and there is tons of great diving. If anyone has any quesions about diving there, I would be more than happy to help.

 

[Scubadawg]

Actually already part of a dive club.. Sho-me divers Run by Sho-me scuba / Aqua-fx

www.sho-mescuba.com
www.aqua-fx.com

The Owners name is Mike Tyler, But i am always looking for another place to be a member of. I like to go to Norfork and Table rock usually.

 

[CRESSIDVR9]

Im right across the river from Arkansas. I live im North Mississippi,cant ever find anybody to dive with because I have to travel so far to dive. I usually head up to Mermet Springs in Illinois or Birmingham.I would like to try Arkansas and Missouri someday.

 

[Bryan@Vintage Double Hose]

Table Rock, Taneycomo, Swan Creek,Orenogo, etc. It's my native home so I'm a little biased. Certified many a new diver in her waters. Would consider it an honor to be part of the Deep South Discussion group.

 

[Scubadawg]

Swan Creek??? Where is it at? , As for the others, I have always wanted to go to Oronongo but have never seem to get there.

 

[Bryan@Vintage Double Hose]

Look on a map of the Forsythe area. You'll find it. It's a small creek with quite a few deep holes. Very clear and calm water. Perfect for macro photo work. Lots of fish, crawdads etc etc. Not a lot of public traffic. There were several photos in the NASDS Safe Scuba instruction manual taken there.

 

[Cousin]

I have always wanted to go to Oronongo

I would suggest going there with someone that has been there several times before, mainly since they know where everything is. And wearing a thick wetsuit, it tends to get cold rather quickly.