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Greetings to all you in the PNW. I will be moving up to the Sponkane area next week and am trying to find out if there are any diving opertunities in the area. I am looking forward to diving in the Puget Sound area when I can make it over there. Most of my diving experience is in the...

I am getting a bunch of astericks in the url after the "www." What is the news source of the story? I may have dove with this gentelman. 4 yrs. ago I went free diving in Alaska, and the guide had graduated from Humbolt! How sad.

Dang - That's was my comment about 2 pages ago...

I too am looking to get out of California. SCUBA is a part of my stratagy in locating a new place to live. Since we are already used to the cold water and giant kelp here in CA, I am looking at the Pacific NW (Puget Sound area). It offers: World Class Beautiful Diving, Low cost of living (as...

Sounds like a blast. Sorry I will have to miss it. My wife is telling me that I have to lay off the diving for a while and spend time with the family. :no

Yeah, I think that he was the DM I had. Great job. Here is a link to the Dive report I did back then: http://www.scubaboard.com/showthread.php?t=119632

I went diving in St. Thomas 2 years ago and used Blue Island Divers. They were absolutly great. They have kept in contact with me over the last two years and have been able to answer lots of USVI questions for me. Here is a link to their site: http://www.blueislanddivers.com/

Dosen't really help to ID him though as his face is not vis.

Welcome to the SB! Dive safe

Let me be the first to say Welcome to SB! Good luck in your certification. Happy and safe diving.

I loved the California Divers News site at http://www.garlic.com/~triblet/swell/CDNDiveSites.html Great resource. Thanks. I didn't know about it. I still think that Bruce Watkins does a better job of explaining the difficulty of entry and exit in his book than he did in the artical, but I will...

Welcome to Nor Cal diving! Everything you have heard here so far I agree with. Monterey and Carmel are probably your best beginning spots. (Check out A Divers Guide to Montery and A Divers Guide to Nothern California by Bruce Watkins). You should be able to find them in any local dive shop...

I would not recommend diving monestary at night unless you have already familar with it during the day. It is an advanced dive site, the beach sand is more like very small pebels giving you very unsure footing. The shoreline is very steep. Entry and exit are difficult even in the best of conditions.

Yeah! But good luck finding that artical on your own without someone posting a link to it.

Thanks for the link. However, I never would have found it without the direct link that you provided.

I just attemted to send a message to support@scubaboard.com and received an undeleiverable mail - return to sender. <TT>This is the Postfix program at host sb02.smbdata.net.I'm sorry to have to inform you that your message could notbe delivered to one or more recipients. It's attached...

I would like to thank Chuck. I have seen MOF/NMOF all over this board and had no idea what it meant. I knew if I was just patient, the meaning would eventually surface. :crafty:

Thanks for the info.