Scuba diving with search and rescue dogs? Yes, please! The morning starts with setting up for the day: tents, crates, boats, ropes, chairs, food, scuba gear, safety gear, tanks and the white board with today’s agenda. Several dogs and handlers await their turn as the boat comes to shore, ready for their chance at the …
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Scuba diving Cart Creek Bridge near Vernal, Utah at Flaming Gorge Reservoir. Climbing, crawling, making your way through rocks and cliffs while carrying 50-80lbs of scuba diving gear describes the entry into Cart Creek Bridge from the shore. The popular area is visited frequently by boats, dogs, paddleboarders, swimmers and cliff divers (Do you still …
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An ominios hum arises from the deep. The turbines of the Flaming Gorge Dam run, and you can feel lit in your chest. You descend over the wall to the great precipice, knowing it drops to a rumored depth of 400 feet. Staying well within you dive depth limits at altitude, you swim along the …
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Cozumel, Mexico offers a unique diving experience with a purpose. A coral restoration site offering growth for a variety of coral types, as well as living art sculpture, science and a live stream feed! Artists, scientists, scuba divers and nature play nicely together in this remarkable dive experience! Easy, shallow diving among the coral and …
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Take a minute to relax with some of the Caribbean’s finest invertebrates. Chill out with moon jellyfish, upside-down jellyfish, mangrove jellyfish, feather duster worms, bristle worms and the reefs of Roatan, Honduras. Take a deep breath and imagine the weightless environment you should be enjoying while imaging you are diving right now.
Scuba diving at Devil’s Den in Williston, Florida offers a unique and beautiful diving experience. Limestone formations boats Pliestoscene era fossils, catfish, bluegill, and crystal clear spring water. The tight swim-throughs make this dive site fun and worth the dive. Topside, a park made for scuba divers offers picnic areas, diving stations, tree shade and …
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If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to scuba dive a pond, here’s your chance – without the smell. Scuba divers search for a lost item in a private pond among 6-10 foot Hydrilla weeds and large mouth bass. The algae layer provided a mysterious red layer with 6″ visibility. How can you hide a …
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Scuba diving at night in Colorado during a rain storm proves to be well worth the effort. Despite the rain washing silt down the beach, the water remained fairly clear and settled in the calm before the storm. Intended as a full moon night dive, the moon was hidden behind a thick layer of clouds …
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An Eagle Ray sails through the Caribbean Sea on currents through the famous Palancar Gardens in Cozumel, Mexico. The ray swims effortlessly up-current in a .5-1 knot current as scuba divers watch from a weightless front row seat.
How does it feel to be scuba diving inside an abandoned, flooded mine? Enjoy the mysterious feeling of diving the Bonne Terre Mine in Missouri. Pitch black, silent. Only a few lights from the guides highlight the walls of this abandoned lead mine in Bonne Terre, Missouri. The feeling of diving here is indescribable. Jacques …
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