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By Rick StrattonPublisher, Dive News Network You know how you can go see a movie a second time and you are just amazed by all of the things that you notice that you missed the first time around…my trip to Bo

Some dive businesses believe absolutely everyone should be able to dive and while the thought is great, wouldn’t it be even better to put that concept into action? You know…like A-1 Scuba and the Denver Aqu

by Bruce Watkins California divers are among the luckiest in the country with plentiful access to fantastic, coastal dive sites. However, there are also dozens of lakes throughout California overlooked by di

By Rick StrattonPublisher, Dive News Network In my humble opinion, Cozumel is one of the best places in the world to dive. It literally has more divers per square inch than any other dive destination in the

By Rick StrattonPublisher, Dive News Network Howe Sound, located just North of the City of Vancouver British Columbia offer some of the best access to scuba diving on the BC mainland. Once devastated by the

Although the Channel Islands are comprised of eight islands off the coast, the ones in the northern area, Santa Cruz and Anacapa take the lead roles in this ocean movie. Sitting at the crossroads of the Pa

By Mike HughesWriter, Dive News Network During WWII German U-boats infiltrated the waters off the coast of North Carolina on many long-range missions. Most were sent to seek out and destroy ships and interrupt

By Rick StrattonPublisher, Dive News Network Ice diving is a way to take the experience of diving to a new level. As the name implies, dives take place under ice, but result in some of the clearest visibilit

Story and Photos by Paul L. Miller The TNI’s (Thursday Night Irregulars) are not a dive club or formalized group of any kind but just an informal group of friendly divers who enjoy local diving on Thursday

By Mike HughesTravel Editor, Dive News Network If you’ve never been to the Caribbean, then I highly recommend setting this article aside and leaving on the next flight out for the crystal blue waters of a