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That is sad news, done some major deco on that patio. Hope everything works out for them.

I was wondering if anyone has dived Ferry Dock Hill lately. I want to take my metal detector in if it's not too silted up. Thanks, Mark.

Out in the lake I go with the drysuit mainly because of the thermoclines, but if I'm off to the river it's on with the wetsuit and off with 8 to 10 lbs. of lead. Cheers.

I have tried lots of fins but for wrecks to rivers I still rely on my Turtle fins.

Hey ryshannon, 6:30 on Fridays would be great. The ice is out of the lake so it's not long now.

I'll be 51 in May, and enjoy the cold water wrecks of Lake Huron and the rush of a drift dive on the bottom of the St. Clair River. Cheers,Mark.

I'm still using my 35mm Seamaster Pro Ex with a YS-50 strobe and love it. I would definetly like a Sea &Sea forum. It's time to check out the new toys.

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Up here they are also known as Sea-doo's and waverunners.

Once I got my Turtles I've never looked back. You'll love them!

Being a lake diver I know very little about shark diving, but the sharks seem to know when and where there is going to be food served, the chum. With these people getting bitten is there a chance that these sharks also know where they can get a taste of the other white meat? Mark.

You can also tell them that your tool is bigger than theirs! Cheers.

Looking for treasure on the bottom of Lake Huron.

Hi, OffTheWall you will have a blast. Google up "Fathom Five Marine Park" and you can come up with some info. When you get there go to the divers registration office and they will give you all the information you'll need on the 22 wrecks, and other excellent sites in and around the park. The...

Niagara II Tobermory, 7mm Triton one piece, 5mm boots, gloves and hood. Temperature in the boat, 83 degrees, surface temp,64 degrees, 40 feet to 98 feet, 41 degrees. Shrinkage, PRICELESS. Cheers, Buzz.

I used to keep my mask half full of water so I could finish a dive, until someone here recomended the baby shampoo. That was the end of the fog! 100% Johnson's baby shampoo. A little blob moved around with your fingers, quick rinse and get ready to see what you've been missing. Good Luck...

Nowhere beats the waters of Ontario!

I've got a 17cu. bracketed onto my primary tank with a Titan reg. that I have used as a previous primary setup. I do not want to be looking around for coloured hoses or regs. if disaster strikes. Hook that badboy around your neck so it's the closest thing you can jam in the old piehole...

My 100lb. airbag was close to being full.

100 pound airbag starts it up.