Cetatek, a new company based in British Columbia where diving conditions are usually outstanding, has developed a new fin under the “Aqua Bionic” brand called “The WARP 1”. WARP stands for water adaptive responsive propulsion. The harder you kick and in turn produce load pressure, the more the fin flexes outward as well as cups around the water column; like webbed frog feet, by design, do in nature. Not only do you get more power when strait kicking, but the low side rails on the fin also make it easier to frog kick without wasted energy flutters too. Check out our video on YouTube under mikehughesscuba, or visit www.cetatek.com
Master diver Mike Hughes takes you on a whirl wind tour of the inner sanctum of Inner Puget Sound. 
Often called the “Sunrise Side” because it is located on the east shoreline of Michigan, Alpena calls to divers from out of the past.
When you think of diving for tropical fish, you probably don’t think of Rhode Island...especially in late September.
Come visit Isla de Guadalupe with writer Bruce Watkins and see the best place to observe and photograph these fascinating animals.
Meet the newest member of the Dive News Network, and no we aren't talking about a person!
For over 15 years Ernie Arellano has been in the forefront of dive industry innovations for other companies but now Arellano is striking out on his own. 
