Deep Dive on Florida’s Mysterious Hole-in-the-Wall
Every destination has its “Signature Dive.” In most cases it’s a particular wreck, reef or animal attraction that is touted[…]
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Category: Diving
The range of diving equipment range can from open circuit, semi-closed circuit (SCR) and fully closed circuit (CCR), as well as highly useful accessories.
Battling Galvanic Corrosion
Saltwater is harsh on metals like aluminum, but there is solution to keeping Galvanic Corrosion at Bay. Place two dissimilar[…]
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Dive Rite’s O2PTIMA CM Rebreather
“Incredibly versatile, self-contained, and travel ready.” That’s how Dive Rite describes their O2ptima CM rebreather. It is an electronic, fully-closed system,[…]
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Fun Fish Trivia: Ahi Tuna
You have mostly seen it on several restaurant menus. And like most, assumed the word Ahi means seared yellowfin tuna.[…]
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Retra Prime Underwater Flash
An In-depth, hands on review detailing what Retra’s new Prime flash can provide in the way of performance for the serious wide-angle underwater photographer.
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Dive Rite Hydro Lite BCD
Traveling divers know that small and light is good when it comes to packing the gear. Nowhere does this come[…]
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North Carolina’s Wrecks & Sharks
The Outer Banks of North Carolina is often referred to as the “Graveyard of the Atlantic” — and with good[…]
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The U-352: North Carolina’s German U-Boat Wreck
Following the descent line toward the bottom, my first impression of the wreck was utter surprise at its relatively slender[…]
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North Carolina’s Sand Tiger Sharks
The North Carolina Coast serves up an impressive line of shipwrecks, some sent to the bottom by storms, others by[…]
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High on Mercury
For Florida’s Goliath grouper, the unprecedented rise of methylmercury now being discovered in these giant reef fish are now presenting a[…]
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