Tips for Taking Better Underwater Photos
For most of us, buying an underwater camera is an extension of our love for diving. Just like you take photographs on vacation and at special occasions to remember the event, capturing images of your dives allows you to share and memorialize these mo.. Read More...
5 Benefits of Diving with Enriched Air (NITROX)
The air we breathe on the surface, and the air we compress into our scuba tanks contains about 21% oxygen, and about 79% nitrogen. Enriched air is a breathing gas that has a higher percentage of oxygen than 21%. In scuba diving this is commonly refer.. Read More...
10 Benefits of Using A Dive Computer
For most, understanding how to plan repetitive dives using a dive table was the most difficult part of learning to scuba dive. Eliminating the need and use of dive tables is usually reason enough to use a dive computer, but there are other, mo.. Read More...
Spare Air Alert "Copy-Cats"
Sadly, out-of-gas (air) emergencies do happen underwater. As to the why they happen may very well be another blog post, or even a series of posts. We learn gas sharing and emergency procedures in Open Water classes, as well as more advanced courses. .. Read More...
Tips for California Spiny Lobster Season
Tips for California Spiny Lobster Season The California Spiny Lobster is different from its east cost cousin. While the east coast American Lobsters have large front claws, the California Spiny Lobsters do not. Spiny lobster play an important role in.. Read More...
Scuba Equipment Care and Cleaning
Proper cleaning and routine inspection is the only way to ensure long life and proper operation. Follow these simple steps to care for and clean your scuba gear: SOAK, RINSE, DRY, INSPECT, STORE SOAK Soaking in warm water will help diss.. Read More...
How to Choose the Right Mask for Scuba Diving
Choosing the right scuba mask is more about fit and function, than color and style. The three most important features of a good scuba diving mask are fit, fit and fit. There are so many scuba diving masks out there, it's sometimes har.. Read More...
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