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eric gundrum
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eric gundrum

Nassau Grouper, from San Jose, CA

eric gundrum was last seen:
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  • About

    Home Page:
    http://www.ericgundrum.com/
    Location:
    San Jose, CA
    Occupation:
    Manage software development projects.
    Gender:
    Male
    Blog / MySpace URL:
    http://www.ericgundrum.com/ http://www.facebook.com/ericgundrum
    Certification Agencies:
    UTD, PADI
    Dive History:
    A resort Discover Scuba program in the Caribbean got me hooked. But I didn't have time to dive more than my cert dives. Next trip was Hawaii to dive the lava tubes and swim with the Mantas. I took a breather for a few years, then found a buddy who introduced me to Monterey kelp diving from shore. I got hooked again and keep going back.

    When I travel, I like to dive. That's taken me to Catalina Island's Casino Point Dive Park and to several boat trips out of San Diego (Los Coronodos, Wreck Alley, and Pt. Loma). But I've not yet found my way back to warmer water.
    Certification History:
    Open Water - 2002
    Advanced Open Water, Nitrox, Dry Suit - 2009
    UTD Essentials - 2009
    Certification Level:
    Advanced Open Water
    # of Logged Dives:
    50 - 99
    Dive Classification:
    Just An "Average" Diver
    Years Certified:
    Six - Ten Years
    Dive Equipment:
    Finally I own enough that I don't have to rent anymore.
    Rebreather Experience:

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