Northwest Dive Club

Dive club dive at Day Island Wall. Entered the north trail, went north, then back out where we came in. Wolf eels got fed ling cod meat and sardines (they probably ate better than we did). Best viewed in HD.

I found this to be hilarious.

Sounds incredible. Once Lynne see this, I'll never hear the end of it.

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Try Seattle Marine & Fishing Supply, 2121 W Commodore Way, Seattle 206-285-5010 www.semar.com.

When you figure it out, let the rest of us in on it.

FWIW, the Dive Gear Express set comes with Faber tanks. The Fabers will add about 8 pounds of buoyancy over Worthingtons. I know this because when I was diving singles, I started out with Worthingtons. I was wearing just enough weight so that at 500 psi at 15 feet, I would fin pivot. Wanting extra t...

I think it's the other way around, the best way to make 1 million is to start with 2 million and open a dive shop.

I recently certified a student on Peak Performance Buoyancy. He too uses a wrist-mounted computer on his right arm leaving his left hand free to adjust buoyancy. In this class we performed an ascent without visual reference up to 15 feet to then performed a safety stop, again with no visual referenc...

Jan K, saw one Saturday at Skyline Wall, about 3 feet in length. Didn't hang around long enough to get a picture.

And another vote for Shearwater, and for wrist mounted computers in general. I used to use Cobalt 2 computers, they are very good. But what I really like about wrist-mounted computers is that I can view the computer on my right wrist to monitor ascent and descent rates while controlling ascents and ...

At times I've wondered what it would be like to take a helicopter tour through the Grand Canyon, but of course, you can't fly aircraft below the rim of the canyon. Then a few months ago I got to do a scooter run through Sledgehammer. I no longer need to wonder what flying through the Grand Canyon mi...

Regarding your picture of the turtle, I imagine what's going through its mind: "Warning, Terrain, Pull Up, Pull Up".

I recently went to God's Pocket and I filled out the paperwork both ways. Smooth sailing and I was at the front of the line getting on and off the boats. Check out http://www.nwdiveclub.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=23456

Excellent video. I had no idea NC had that kind of diving available there. Sure don't see that kind of fish density around here.

If you like Cove 1, then be sure to check out the toilets at Redondo and Mukilteo.

Good work to the two of you to reach out as you are finishing your OW class. This is a great place to meet up with other divers who go out on a regular basis. Check out the ThThTh group http://www.nwdiveclub.com/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=25537 and the Bubbles and Suds group http://www.nwdiveclub.com/...

The image itself runs fine on my Surface Pro (i7 with 16GB of RAM). However, when I click on the "Stormwater Video" link, the video is jumpy and the audio is fine. When I go straight to Vimeo outside of SneakBeak, the video runs fine. BTW, really good video, I just had to share it to my ti...

We were up there a week or so after you. It was all good until Russell took a dump on my dry suit that I left hanging over the railing. Fortunately the 135 degree water coming out of the light green garden hose did the trick (on the suit, not on Russell).

Twelve of us from the Marker Buoy Dive Club made the trek up to God’s Pocket. We were up there for five days, most of us got in three dives a day. It’s safe to say we all had a great time. If you haven’t heard about God’s Pocket, read on. The resort is on Hurst Island; a 45-minute boat ride NE of Po...

Is it just me, or is an intervention required here.

I'm just glad your subject line stopped at Hello. Don't think I could take "Hello, it's me..." even one more time.
Welcome to the board.

Hello Andy,
I see a group from Spokane that comes over at least one a month to dive and train at Cove 2 here in Seattle. Check around the dive shops in your area and see if you find any making a weekend trek out here to the "left coast". Next time I see them here I'll get more info.
Cheers

Welcome to the forum. To pile on to what Gdog wrote, check out the Th Th Th and Bubbles and Suds postings. Those two groups recently met for a joint dive at Alki; check out the following thread: http://www.nwdiveclub.com/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=25362&p=274596&hilit=When+Worlds+Collide#p2745...

I can't believe that this was my first visit to this dive site. Had a great time. P.S. YellowEye saved my dive as he had an extra hood he loaned me.