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I like the Mark V, I hope they get the problems ironed out with the manufacturer though. I go by Dagmars in Everett every day and there is what appears to be an 18' inflatable for sale. I'd settle for that even with no compressor.

I saw it on Craig's list a few months ago but it looked great. The only real drawback I could see was the open deck in bad weather, the wheelhouse was enclosed. A little canvas work though will fix that. It even looked trailerable.

I recently saw a 25' landing craft for sale powered by outboards. This seems sweet for boat dives, drop the bow, swim onto it lift it and the diver is out of the water. All it needs is a compresser and tank racks.

Last year at Mukilteo we had a close call with a jetskierwho was snockered, buzzed us in 6' of water just as we were about to stand up. Admittedly we had no flags out but there were several groups of divers and when we asked the guy to move deeper he gave is crap. and did doughnuts at high...

When I got certified mthe swim test was explained that it was an evaluation to see the individuals comfort in the water. I was last and am a slow swimmer but I am very comfortable especially in mask and snorklw. I am now working toward DM candidate.

Congratulations in joining the family, my advice is get in as much bottom time as you can before your trip. The more you dive the more comfortable you will get. I bought my gear in May and till then only had my 4 cert dives, I am now at 52 logged. The more you dive the more natural it will get...

So far I'm into it for about $3800.00 after buying my basic gearincluding my recent purchase of a used dry suit. now that that is done it is just the cost of air fills, I live in the seattle area and there are lots of free shore dives here. My buddies and I try to get 1-2 dives in every friday...

Hi, I'm freshly certified after 30 years of dreaming about it. Now I'm trying to get some dives in before going for my advanced OW cert. I'm looking for dive buddies in the Snohomish County Washington area.