Northwest Dive Club

Can't wait to blurb about it. I took the Advanced Nitrox and Decompression Procedure course with Don Kinney and am now a certified TDI tech diver

What do you buddies use? Most of us doing OC deco diving use tables since its pretty hard to make a common deco plan on various computers. I don't use a computer for anything, simple bottom timer for all of my diving. And yes I do multilevel profiles all the time with it. I don't have a regular div...

I need advices on choosing a new dive computer. My budget is around $1000. I'm planning to get into tech diving later this year, advanced nitrox and decompression procedure for sure, maybe the trimix as well. The computers I have in mind are Sunnto D6, D9 or Vytec DS. Any suggestions? I'm open to ot...

Oh, and the reason the commencement is held in Seattle, because that's where I go to school

Celebratory dive, eh? Only if I can get flowers the day before

Just kidding. Where do you have in mind? I'll see if I can get my drysuit valve fixed before the weekend. Just found out the reason why I've been diving wet every time though I was in a dry suit! ](*,)

It seems to me that he was taking pictures of the Shark, though I could be wrong

Thanks a lot, guys and girl

Sounder, I do have final exams to do though not tomorrow. I've been watching tvs tonight, pretty woman to be exact

Thanks everyone

The club dive, I probably won't be able to make it this time as I have an open water class to teach that weekend now. So next time maybe, but we'll do some dives together for sure

Ok, after 7 years in school being a "professional" full-time student, I'm finally graduating with my MBA degree next week. \:D/ My commencement will be held at Seattle Center Key Arena on Saturday June 14th at 1:00 pm. I don't have many friends in Seattle, so anyone has time that day is mo...

Count me in, I could care a little less about gas money and drive south to meet some fun buddies

spatman wrote:

r2t wrote:In vancouver area whytecliff and porteau cove are the two big ones.

do you know happen to have a dive shop recommendation for that area? maybe someplace i might be able to find someone to dive with?

I'm up for a dive anytime, well, if it's not too late to say this :p

Hi John, Those were really great dives. Thinking about Hardy, I don't feel like diving in Vancouver anymore :p I didn't get any emails from you. I don't think I'm in the email list cuz I decided to join the trip in a really short notice. I was planning to go back there again sometime soon. Maybe not...

John?? Welcome!

I didn't know you were on this board until I was searching for Browning Pass HideAway on Google!
Thank you for the best dives ever

Lynne, you and Peter should definitely come and visit this summer as I'll be done with school by the end of June thus have lots of time to dive with you guys :D Congratulation on the new boat, it must be fun to dive off your own boat :smt038 By the way, I just got the new Halcyon DIR set up, the cla...

I cried way too much. So I was thinking, only if my tears could turn into crystal, I would be set for life

I use one on facebook, if that counts

... (老肥胖人) It's my Chinese name ... I gave it to myself ... (accurate, isn't it?) ... ... Bob (Grateful Diver) ok, let us non-chinese speaking folks in on the joke... It means "old fat guy" ... ... Bob (Grateful Diver) :laughing3: that's hysterical. i guess mine would say "bald guy w...

Thanks Bob, looking forwards to diving with you again too.

Grateful Diver wrote:
... (老肥胖人)

You're funny Who told you that?

Thanks everyone.

WylerBear, spatman definitely contact me when you come up this way.

It's been a while since my last visit here. I thought I probably could introduce myself again for those I haven't met. I'm from Vancouver, BC. I made a trip to Washington last December. I was lucky enough to have Lynne and Bob show me some dive sites in the area. Shortly after my dives in Washington...

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I actually saw those a few times diving in BC, and confused them with the strawberry anemone(♡♡) until I was corrected. That's why I kept it in mind :p

Grateful Diver wrote:Looks like great vis ...

... Bob (Grateful Diver)

That's a more professional point of view and your gloves

http://zipcodezoo.com/Animals/E/Epizoan ... otinus.asp
http://www.elasmodiver.com/BCMarinelife ... idaria.htm

They look like Orange Zoanthid (Epizoanthus scotinus), up to 2 inches tall, usually can be found from intertidal to 180 ft.

I could be wrong.

That's an interesting experience not everyone can get

Sorry about your boat, hope you had fun getting it out