Northwest Dive Club

All offers will be considered.

McGlencoe wrote:

spatman wrote:Thanks Matt, and thanks for the sale on the AL80, it came in handy during training, they started me out with a single al40, then your single al80 and then two al40s!

Glad that tank is seeing some use other than being a doorstop in my basement!

and +1 to what Norris said!

Congrats on your tech diver status! Though I didn't take mine with Mel, I thoroughly enjoyed it and it definitely made me a better diver for it.

Due to health and family, I'm parting with my much beloved sidemount gear. I will post pics if there are any serious inquiries. Please contact me about prices. Nomad XT and all tank hardware The Nomad is in great shape, always rinsed thoroughly, no rips or major wear anywhere. Has about 100(?) dives...

Service it or replace it.

Don't forget the sequel, "Gimp Suit Diver in America".

Dude, 1st edition leather bound squid ink letter pressed Lumpia For Dummies is a collector's item. No way I'm selling that yet. That's my retirement fund.

Sold.

Original post updated. Only wreck book remaining.

"Northwest Wreck Dives" - Scott Boyd and Andy Carr Very good condition - sold "151 Dives in the Protected Waters of Washington State and British Columbia" - Betty Pratt-Johnson Excellent condition - sold "Northwest Shore Dives, Third Edition" - Stephen Fischnaller Very ...

My condolences to his family and everyone involved in the tragic event.

There are several spots along Ruston Way in Tacoma that might still yield nice finds in the 60-80' range. We've even found a few old medicine bottles and such just to th right of the Les Davis fishing pier.

http://www.oregonlive.com/pacific-northwest-news/index.ssf/2015/09/marine_mammals_turning_up_on_o.html The Northern Oregon/Southern Washington Marine Mammal Stranding Network responded to two adult harbor seals, one adult Steller sea lion and a 7-foot striped dolphin that were all believed to be clo...

Mm, beer.

Nice vid.

Nice! Still haven't seen a sixgill, and at this rate starting to doubt I ever will.

Many divers offer to bring extra gear to the club dives for others to try out. Also, we have many folks here that are happy to just help out too, so if there's something you're interested in, just ask. I'll also echo what Norris said, try not to just buy packages of gear. Research each piece and try...

Contact Norris if you're interested in a good starter drysuit. He's been storing my original USIA suit for a while. It may need a seal or two replaced, but it's in good enough shape to get you diving dry right away. If it fits and you like it, I'll sell it to you cheap cheap cheap.

Welcome! And ask to borrow gear before you buy. Trust me, it'll save you a lot of hassle and expense down the road.

Plus Shearwater has an excellent track record with customer service and product stability, whereas LV used their early customer base as test subjects with little support when their units failed. Left a lot of people anti LV as a result.

Sold

Great shots, guys! Definitely added that spot to my list.

I'm being very nice to him even layed out a dive plan. I'm taking the proper avenues to acquire a permit and pay the appropriate (but ridiculous) fees. I've done this at a half dozen state parks in Washington alone. He is the one making the problem, not us. Trolls and gate keepers, nothing more. Th...