taking a non diver

[ScubaPete]

I never really thought of the liability. I think the discover scuba may be my best bet! I may try the shallow end of the pool just so he can breath under watter in 3 ffet of water.

Thanks again everyone

 

[Charlie99]

Genesis once bubbled...
Non-lawyers have a certain view of the suitability of a particular profession in service as shark chum too, and its exactly this kind of attitude that drives that view.

I've tried it. Didn't work. Must have been that "professional courtesy" thing.

 

[Popeye]

ScubaPete once bubbled...
A bunch of people have been asking me if I can take a non certified diver down with me on my octo to show them what its like. One person told me it would be a great way to lose my diver certification card.

A little Feedback Please

Because If I can I would Love to take my older brother down a little ways (No more than 10 feet) and show him the new world and try to get him into scuba!!!!

I do it all the time, at the local swimmin hole.

I have a dive that I do on weekends to cool off, or to empty a tank on the way to the LDS.

I frequently let kids swim in waist deep water on my 7' hose, never weighted.

I've towed an adult passenger or two, but never weighted, and never more than 5-6 feet deep.

The Discover Scuba idea is best, but at my LDS, it's a minimum of 4 at $25 a head.

I've had groups from work do it and love it.

 

[ScubaPete]

thanks for the advice

Nonweighted would be the way I would do it
What do the kids think that you have shown???