Northwest Dive Club

Show up with the absolute biggest bottle of Crown Royal you can find. A 55 gal drum would be best. Hey Dave sorry the flavor of the month is now gray goose vodka!!! :partyman: steve will have an easy class as we have got all the lessons done, now all we have to do is dive in the 100+ foot viz 72F w...

+1 for this, especially after seeing the picture of what it looked like in June. It may have been poor anchor placement by someone, but it looks like it was likely just a matter of time and water exposure having it's way with the wreck. Next time you're down there have a look at the motor mounts, b...

Here is a picture taken out of some video I shot on June 16, 2010 that shows the starboard engine. Thanks Chris the diver theer is a great model for sure!!! :neener: hmmmmm sagging and just fell off.... not so sure of this, it has been sagging for years and was rock solid when that picture was take...

Silent scuba's 6th annual BBQ bash :partyman: You are invited to join a bunch of other train wrecks and NW divers for a BBQ on September 19th at 5pm to whenever in mill creek . Please bring your favorite beverage and stories. This will be a great time to talk CCR if you are interested also :laughing...

If you are talking about the prop on the starboard side it was already in the mud when we dove it this weekend. Scott Hi Guys, thanks for the info, my orginal post does say "I was horrified to find that the starboard engine’s prop has been removed" i agree with Scott it looks like the wor...

now we have a timeline. the damage occured between sept 6th and 0630am on the 7th. that really narrows it down for sure!!!!

Sounder wrote: Not much to report - the plane looks great and with the excellent vis we were able to thoroughly enjoy it.

when you dived it was the starboard prop still on the plane?

Hi Guys, I don’t want to start a huge fight or debate here but I feel the need to get to the bottom of this issue, so here goes! I dived the PB4Y-2 Privateer this morning. I was horrified to find that the starboard engine’s prop has been removed. I am sorry to assume here but that prop was very secu...

Blaiz wrote:

Chris Borgen wrote:We have 3 Shearwater Pursuits and 1 GF for sale.

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thinking of upgrading to the predators i assume!!! got predator envy

Anyone up for rebreather classes before next summer
mel

John J. Audubon

Kyle Spangler

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Norman

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Hi Guys curt erik terry blair tom and i just finished a excellent wreck tip with capt jitka of shipwreck explorers. we dived 7 wrecks over 4 days. the depths were in the 200 ffw range. this was a awesome trip and i highly recommend it to anyone. jitka puts on a first class trip (http://www.shipwreck...

nice John!!! hes very cute, congrats

sea2summit wrote:I've got a serria for sale. Should fix all your problems.

what you are selling our tow behind!!! btw nice avator of you fondling my cuda!!!!!
ps sorry Josh about the ankle!!!

Hi Guys!!!
A huge thanks to all the staff who helped out on this demo to make it possible, they did a great job. thank you to all the guys who attended it was a great day and a fun one also.
mel

ljjames wrote:thanks so much for the offer Mel, i was just gonna hit Leon up to do this since he and i have been chatting about it for a few months anyway

no worries i thought i would offer to help if needed.
mel
PS HAPPY NEW YEAR everyone!!!

hey guys, laura if you do the demo when i am in town and you need an "instructor" to make it official i can help. send me an email. i will have to talk to ISC HQ first to get upgraded to the new units.
scubagrunt@hotmail.com
mel

Hi Guys, here is your chance to have a hands on trial on several rebreathers (KISS, Meg, rEvo). Where: Victoria BC Ogden Point Dive Center (199 Dallas Rd Victoria BC) When: Sunday October 4th 9 am to about 4pm Contact: Curt McNamee flyingcash@gmail.com 425-418-1425 Mel Clark scubagrunt@hotmail.com 4...

Zebra Mussels have scrubbed the water. On the shallower wrecks I have seen they were several inches deep, and cover every surface. Steven true enough, but lake superior is still mostly free of the pests and the shipwrecks there are stunning!!!!! i hope the little buggers never make it up to Isle Ro...

the real bell is in Rogers city now (the home of the 33 sailors who lost their lives). We did three dives out of four tries, pretty good odds. two were around 330-350 ffw on the bow and the stern dive was 360 ffw. the bow dives had about 3 hrs of deco for me for a 25-30 min bottom time. the stern re...

Hi Guys they say a picture says a 1000 words well here are a few million words for you!! This was a trip to lake Micigan that Curt and I did to dive the Carl Bradley in 360 ffw! Cold and DEEP, but truely one of the most awsome wrecks i have dived. Curt will follow up with a trip report. Thanks to Ca...