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At a family reunion yesterday somebody mentioned that it was a local person. The boat picked him up afterseeing him in trouble. Apparently not a diving accident but a snorkeling situation. If i find the news paper clip i will post the info...

There is an option on the Certification Envelope (PIC) for expedited next day processing. (Extra cost) You do get a temporary card that is valid for 90 days from the date of issue and all stores are supposed to honor that one. The preregistration might be even better than all of the above.

Well, believe it or not, there are quite a few of them in that nav channel (so they say) if you manage to stay near the bottom and no divers or snorkelers are trown above you! yes, that will scare them away... :eyebrow: Else you can try a couple of shore dives right under a couple hotel...

Bill, I guess there it goes your day off again! Sure would have loved being in that breakfast monday mornig, but my wife's health did not allow for it. But sure i was on the boat that afternoon and seem i'll have to haul my other Instructor buddies to a computer to write their views of...

I'm not too sure about it but federal waters do end 20 mts inland from high tide so the National park actually runs up the shore line at least that much. I would have to go get my GPS, get the actual coordinates and check that out... (Not that I'm doing that in the near future! :no )

My first post here, even though i have posted a few comments on the other forums about that "other tread", ReefHound, after you questioned the existence of a map, i found, after a google search a site that shows all the protected areas in Mexico, one by one... Even though i'm a third party...