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Pete Naylor’s awe inspiring photo at the right does a better job than any words I can conjure up to illustrate why we are passionate about diving, more passionate about diving cold water, claim that B.C. diving is the best in world at any temperature, and why diving with Porpoise Bay Charters will likely be [...]

In the proper world of the future when there is a Pulitzer prize category for scuba writing, Daniel Lenihan has the first one in the bag. Submerged is not a new book, being first published in 2002, but I have not found many divers that have read it yet. Every diver should, as well as [...]

(updateded 14 May 2009) You cannot oversell the diving in Browning Pass (BC, Canada). Divers who have been there, including Women’s Diving Hall of Famer Jill Heinerth, call this area the best diving in the world at any temperature. It has been regularly listed in Scuba Diving magazine as the best diving in North America. [...]

“Shipwrecks and Maritime Tales of the Lake Erie Coastal Ohio Trail” is an extreamly fine new website (http://www.ohioshipwrecks.org/) with a great interactive map that is a must see for divers and history buffs. The site has maps and detailed info for 277 wrecks. The project is part fo the to the Lake Erie Coastal Ohio Trail, [...]

The 9th annual Ghost Ships Festival March 7th & 8th, 2008 at The Wyndham Milwaukee Airport and Convention Center just across from the General Mitchell International Airport in Milwaukee. Ghost Ships Festival is a conference devoted to Great Lakes Scuba Diving and Maritime History. Exhibits, workshops, and presentations cover just about every aspect of maritime history and [...]