Dive Tips Better Beach Diving, Part 2 WATER ENTRY AND EXITAt water's edge take a moment to again study and time the wave sets. Using the timing…Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 7, 2008
Dive Tips Gear to Service You Don’t Always Consider We should all know that regulators should be checked and serviced once a year. Tanks need a visual inspection (VIP)…Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 7, 2008
Dive Tips How to Pack Your Dive Bag Packing your dive bag correctly can make your diving more enjoyable and easier. There are three philosophies or combinations thereof.…Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 7, 2008
Dive Tips Beach Diving Navigation When we dive, wandering around the bottom is usually not beneficial and can lead to a boring, pointless underwater excursion.…Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 7, 2008
Dive Tips How to Avoid Seasickness Few things can put a damper on a great boat dive trip like seasickness. While seasickness cannot always be completely…Kim ShecklerDecember 7, 2008
Dive Tips Oil Platform Anatomy Diving on oil platforms has become a popular activity. And rightfully so. These fantastic vertical hard structures far offshore, islands…Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 7, 2008
Dive Tips Easy Freediving Many divers would not even think about entering the water without a tank on their back. Yes, a tank extends…Bruce WatkinsDecember 5, 2008
Dive Tips Practical Kelp Diving California’s great beds of kelp are the single most important feature that makes diving here so interesting and unique. Throughout…Bruce WatkinsDecember 4, 2008
Dive Tips Lessen Your Lead We divers wear lead on nearly every dive to counteract buoyancy contributed by dive gear (usually from thermal protection) or…Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 3, 2008
Dive Tips Pre-Dive Buddy Checks: Key for Diver Safety We all know we are supposed to dive with a buddy, right? But you find yourself on a dive boat…Dale & Kim ShecklerDecember 3, 2008