Northwest Dive Club

The deal worked out...

I can understand why that would be nerve wracking! Any idea who did it and why?

I'd like to have Malinda come over and take a look tomorrow if you're going to be around.

That is one of the most amazing picture sequences I have ever seen.

I'll be over to look at it day after tomorrow if that's okay. And if I take it, I don't have far to go!

Seriously, we are very interested. We're heading back home from Boise tomorrow evening, should get home some time Wednesday morning. After a bit of a rest, I'd like to come check it out.

We're in Spanaway, not too far from you, and my wife is a day nurse. My wife and I are both DM certified and I love helping people get the most out of a dive. When we're down, I call myself the self-appointed worry wart, because I'm the guy who's always gyrating around in impossible positions to ver...

Not surprising at all. That's the kind of guy he is.

His name is Willoughby McDougall. Oh wait, you meant - never mind.

I would, but I'm heading out of town for 10 days...

It looks like an underwater wasp nest. Yikes!

Welcome Andy! I'm in Spanaway, and I have a ridiculously flexible schedule. I'm gonna be out of town for a couple of weeks, but as quick as I get back let's talk.

Welcome! But if you've got crabs, keep 'em in your own dry suit, please.

Joshua Smith wrote:

YellowEye wrote:"snatch crabs???"
That just sounds nasty!

Mah mamma had them one time. Doctor gave her some special shampoo so as they got cured and all.

Where's the "I LOVE IT!!!!" button on this thing????

I stand corrected. I only just saw the cirrus at the corner of its mouth.

Despite the viz, I managed to find a couple of nice snake pricklebacks out in the open. That was a bit of a treat since they're usually nocturnal.

I believe your buffalo sculpin may actually be a great sculpin. We were at Redondo yesterday morning and while the viz was horrible, we had a good time and found some nice critters. Redondo delivers. That's one you can take to the bank.

What an excellent idea!

My wife was using an Intova Super Nova side by side with my clunky old light, and we finally got me a new one. I went with a Dusty's Light because I know the maker and the quality of his workmanship. He's also just a really great guy. Within a couple of months, we were saving to get her one, too. Su...

Who cares if you post something that's been done before? Keep them coming!

Once you go spring, you never go back!

Is skinny-dipping in that particular body of water really a major problem?

Now I wanna know what anaerobic respiration is, and how I can do it so I can stay under longer, too!

Losing fins doesn't happen often, but it does happen. My wife lost one at Fox Island WW a while back, when her whole rock boot came off with the fin as she was ascending. But here's the good thing about it being negatively buoyant: it dropped to the bottom and stayed in one spot. We couldn't locate ...

I have one a bit longer than that; you're welcome to try it.

Wimpiest is right and almost everyone get's those little guys eventually. Basal cell carcinomas aren't even counted in most cancer statistics since pretty much everyone gets one or more eventually (and lives). I'm sure you'll be fine once you can wera a mask again :) I did not know that. Thanks! An...

So, apparently I have cancer. So far it doesn't seem to be the life-threatening kind, but I still hate that word. I've had this little doodinkle on the bridge of my nose, just a whisker away from my right eye, for as long as I can remember. In the past year or so it seemed to get a little bigger, so...