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What's up Denise?

Savage Divers out of Gulf Shores.

Atlantis is 7 1/2 miles offshore to the southwest. Rome is alittle to the southeast about 10 or 11 miles offshore.

The point I was trying to make is that 2 to 3 weeks after Memorial Day are the slowest of the summer due to the fact that everybody has just come down for the big weekend. Down Under has been running trips everyday for the last week, and will continue to do so, weather pending, until the...

Where to start? For what it is worth, I'm sorry these people had a bad experience with Down Under. The canceling party had a sickness in the family, and it, IMO, was unethical to charge the 50% deposit. Other than that, tanks are delivered by trailer 10 feet from the boat deck. From what I...

Thanks for the report Matt. You just saved me a trip out there this year.

I haven't been on here in 2 months, and you're still talking about your captains balls. One of these days I'll remember how to dive, a see what the "O" looks like.

A purple plastic bag.

There is a flip side to that coin too. I've never met a captain that is happy unless the crew, a.k.a. divemasters, are doing their jobs and and having fun. If the crew is having fun, the customers are, and that is the # 1 priority. And thanks to Donna for cleaning everybody's balls, even Ron's.

As a former sailor, plenty of marines served aboard our ships as sercurity and police. Not to mention all the rides we gave them to battle. In my opinion, the POW/ MIA flag is applicable.

I think I can speak for the entire Down Under crew when I say it was a good time meeting new people and hanging out with everybody. I would say more, however, Florabama + a room full of divers = spotty memories.

I'm just curious at how a thread like this goes as far as it does. Isn't that was IM or email is for?

Going to the "O" Saturday morn. Contact Down Under for further details. She was beautiful last weekend, and there should be no reason she isn't going to be this weekend. Hope to see you out there!!!

I usually tend to get personal when it comes to the Down Under, however, the point is the conditions on the "O", and whether or not we will be able to get out there this weekend. Props to all the operators that go, and I'm looking forward to seeing ya'll out there.

That is a pic of the "Down Under," a 46' Newton Dive Special.

I know the Down Under crew relatively well, and I have never heard of the Island Diver.

To say that the Down Under "sucks" in rough seas is a bit of an overstatement. I have been on this boat many times in rough seas, and while it doesn't ride like a cat, it takes the seas relatively well.

Just as a side note, Beth did get her to the surface and to the boat, but it is Bryan who deserves the credit for the resusitation and emergency management.

Riffe and JB Esclapez

Fintip to fintip, I would say about 6 feet or my armspan.