Venice 1st time

[wolffman]

Just joined scuba board and will being going to Venice for the 1st time .will be there sometime between 12-25-09 and 1-01-10 i live in Michigan .looking for any information. THANKS
Wolffman

 

[The Chairman]

Go slow! I use Capt jaime with the Aristakat. Go slow! If you aren't finding teeth you need to slow down. Go slow! Look for straight lines and angles in the sand. Go slow!

And whatever you do: go slow!

Capt Jaime Bistwick
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You simply can't go wrong with Capt Jaime. He has put me on the GOOD teeth time and time again! This is from two trips with him:

My Megalodon Pendant

My Venice Fossil Album
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[Fossilbabe]

Thats what I'm talking about. Click on video below on my sig line....

 

[Walter]

Read this, then come back if you have more questions.

 

[knives]

Nice video.....its so hard to explain to folks what its like...especially up here in Canada....
I'll be down at Christmas to do some diving off the Service beach mostly, not the best time of year ...but I can't stay out of the water.....

 

[wolffman]

whats the cost and do you have to have more than to divers

 

[The Chairman]

You have his number. Let me know when, and I'll try to join you.

 

[Gunhaver]

whats the cost and do you have to have more than to divers

The boneyard with Jamie will run ya $50 plus tip. If you need any equipment, be sure to arrange that ahead of time with Jamie. He runs with 6 divers, and it usually isn't a problem finding people to go, just give him a call and see what he has going on.

 

[racedude1984]

you could also beach dive from multipule spots for free. I like going out at Venice public beach because they have showers and it's good for the kidos to play out.

 

[Sh@rkW@tcher]

Along with reading "reefguys guide", please take a few minutes to study http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/ve...9-insider-info-directions-venice-beaches.html. It will give you all the info you need to find diveable beaches and where to look when you get there, along with info on the local dive shops that provide tank fills and gear rentals should you need either.