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Nemrod: Thanks, I just bought a 4-step ladder and was going to come up with my own design for mounting and my set up is similar. As well I want to keep the simple ladder. This looks as it will fit my application well. Thanks again

Where did you get that bracket for your Dive Ladder? I like that.

That one's a keeper, but I would not cook him. What a great photo!

A couple years ago my son was getting certified and we did a referral in key west. The weather was bad so they brought us to Florida Keys Community College where they have a training lagoon. They had some neat stuff in there. One thing was a school bus they also had wood from the Atocha. I...

Mostly salt, if the weather conditions or seas are tough I'll go fresh. So ~80% salt 20% fresh

It's fun, as others have said, being apart of the show is the fun part. They also offer discounts if you belong to AAA, DAN, and almost any dive agency. I think AAA gave me the best discount.

I think you will be just fine at this time of the year. Make sure your 7mm is a good fit, not too loose. Where are you going?

Thanks for the report. What kind of viz did you have?

I have about 30 dives at STB, if you want to get your stamina up go dive the North Breakwater on the east end of the canal from Scusett Beach, its a real long walk with equipment on from the parking lot, then go to STB and it will be a piece of cake. In all the shore diving I have done...

The attached link is a nice little reference. http://www.scuba-doc.com/physics.pdf#search='diving%20physics'

I have a 30 cuft pony on an HP 100, I used a super pony tamer to attach. I can reach back and turn on the pony tank valve the way I have it placed. http://www.reefscuba.com/bracket.htm

If mask removal and replacement is a fear you do need to practice it. Since you are a cold water diver there are a couple other consideration to remember, you will be wearing 5mm gloves and have a hood on. Putting on your mask and getting a good seal with gloves on trying to make sure some of...

See the attached. http://www.scubaboard.com/showthread.php?t=152852

Good Info.. Thanks

That is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard. Needing a C-Card to snorkel at the beach!!

I had a place in Naples until summer of 04. I used Scuba Marco http://www.scubamarco.com they are located on Marco Island which is a short ride from Naples. If you do have the time going over to the east coast is definitely worth it.

I have been calling diving "Compression Therapy", It seems if I don't get my "Compression Therapy" at least once a week I get very grumpy.

I have dove the wall several times between race point and wood end. Unless you are looking for lobster there is not much to see. It's all sand. Yes the toilet bowls are there and they are a great place to find lobsters hiding. The current is strong this is a definite drift dive know your max...

As a few have said it's typically not the tide your real concerned with but rather current. Here in New England you want to time your dives to be done during Slack Current. Also depending on location visibility is impacted by whether you are dive during the flood stage or the ebb stage of the...

Hey thats mine.... only kidding