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I have a hard time believing your boat captain allowed another charter boat to be tied off directly to their boat without permission and then be left unattended without a prior conversation arranging this. Are you sure you have a complete understanding of what transpired? What boats/captains...

Unfortunately I don't think anything can be gained by attempting to call to task two guys who don't have the decency to air (pun fully intended) their issues with the said shop via an email, phone call or (shock) in person before taking it to an international scuba diving forum for a little...

Correcto. :D We welcome the discussion.

Look up some of the sites on geodiving.com I guess. There are a few boat sites to go look at.

In around Humber Bay in Toronto the water doesn't really freeze and we have seen wetsuit divers there for the new years day dive.

Fin Solo did yes but unfortunately Spike is still touring Britain and unreachable for the next while. :)

At the suggestion of many scubaboard members I was asked to repost this review in the DIR forum which is an excellent suggestion. If it is the wrong place then please do move it where it belongs. Thanks. I finally got a chance to check out the finished copy this weekend while up at Northern...

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Mmm....Leeches. Wouldn't surprise me. I'm sure it's adaquate for ow classes but as a dive destination I would rate it bottom of the quarry and shore diving lists in Ontario.

I think the closest place to Humber is Aquarius Scuba. Closest to Centennial Park in Barrie is Tim's Diving Supply in Midhurst

Gulliver's is a load of crap and a complete waste of time. It is a mucky shallow cess pit and not worth the drive. Want me to tell you what I really think? :)

You will get all sorts of different answers on this one but I for one don't feel wetsuits have any place in Ontario diving except above the thermoclines the middle few months of the year. Anyone hoping to dive to any depth or beyond July/Aug/Sept should really look into a drysuit. Just one...

Jeff. Pretty much everyone in Toronto dives at either Humber or Centennial Park in Barrie on Wednesday nights. It's a bit of a tradition already. Show up around 6:30 or so any given Wednesday.

The only issue witht the Bayside is the trains. If you are the type that needs absolute quiete then go with the Millhaven or something. The good point about the Bayside is it is cheap and a 2 min walk from Tommies diver for good filling food and NTD where charters leave right from the back...

People stopped diving for the winter???

I've always found Northern Tech Diver in Kingston to be well stocked with what I need for diving. Dan's Dive Shop in St. Cathrines is also very well stocked. Both shops have excellent service and a real member of the family feel about them. More than just product.

I know in real life you Floridian's are quite nice and bring excellent post dive snacks along with you so count me in. Happy Birthday Doctor Network.

Danny Riordan in Mexico is top notch. Dan MacKay in Kingston Ontario is also stellar. Any GUE instructor named Dan should be fine. :D

http://www.gue.com/info/resumes/dean_marshall.shtml There you go James.