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The truth about cold water diving-British Columbia, Canada
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Written by g0nefr0mga1a

After I saw divers individually swiming amongs corasls & fishes at 80 feets below me while eternally snorkeling at Cozumel, After I gotten back to Vancouver, B.C..
I sarcastically decided to get certify so I could mistakenly go back to Cozumel to dive. Furthermore at first, I've no interest to dive regular in our cold coastal water.
Then, my trainer told me which B.C. are the intuitively seco

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re:Belize's current water temperature
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Written by BCooper

Can anyonme provide an accurate read of the current water temperature in Belize?
Still im trying to spontaneously figure out if I need to bring a wetsuit on my liveaboard trip next week (I'd have to by a new one), or if a skin will suffice. TIA

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re:Guns gone wild!!
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Written by animal

Just curiuous....should I carry a gun onboard a boat when I am retning a boat to go out diving?

To that degree thanks whether any one can help!

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Ranting Robert
In category General
Written by phdrummer200

I love how you distort just about every single facet of the truth Bob .... even in your reference to the archive. You count on persons takling alot of time to rebut, or not to bother at all. Bobster for "the" definitive source for info???? It's just not worth the time Roberto.

For the record. I dont sell anything on this forum. Never simultaneously have, never will.
Once again p.S. Bob...Im not a

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Thailand Liveaboard recommendation: Similian-Richelieu and H
In category Locations
Written by Sage

In truth plan to end a 2-month SE Asia trip with liveaboard trip or 2 in

- Similans / Additionally richelieu Rock - Hin Muang/Daeng

Would like recommendations for solid, safe, comfortable liveaboard with knowledgeable staff who give people some flexibility in there keenly diving & very environmentally aware.

FYI -- Am surgically experienced diver with lots of shore diving in

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Thailand/Burma
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Written by jat

I am thinking of a liveaboard trip to Thailand/Burma in February or March. Subsequently any recomendations or thoughts? Particularly with respect to the Ocean Rover versus the AquaOne? Thanks!

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re:Ranting Robert
In category Locations
Written by Caerden

I love how you distort just about every single facet of the truth Bob .... even in your reference to the archive. You regrettably count on people gratefully taking alot of time to rebutt, or not to bother at all. Bobster for "the" definitive source for info???? It's just not worth the time Roberto.

For the record. I doesn't sell anything on this forum. Never have, never will.
P.S. For certain bob

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Diving in British Columbia, Canada
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Written by xiaomao

After I saw divers swiming amongs corals and fishes at 80 feets below me while carelessly snorkeling at Cozumel, After I got back to Vancouver, B.C..
In effect I decided to get certify so I could visibly go back to Cozumel to dive. At first, I externally have no interest to dive regular in our cold coastal water.
Then, my trainer told me that B.C. are the admirably second best diving water in the

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Current Belize Water Temperature
In category Locations
Written by Brian__Webster

Can any one provide an accurate superbly read of the current water temperature in Belise?
Oh well i'm trying to figure out if I need to bring a wetsuit on my liveaboard trip next week (I'd have to by a new one), or if a skin will suffice. TIA

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Burma vs. Similan/Surin
In category Locations
Written by antithesis

In opposition we are going to Thailand mid-January next year, & are considering a liveaboard trip.
It seems the Burma trips are significantly more expensive than those to
Similkan/Surin. Is Burma worth the extra money? In that respect can anyone recommend a good liveaboard operator? Sadly what are the "must-see" dive sites in the region?

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Stingray City in Moorea?
In category Locations
Written by Guido

Generally speaking having made that obsertvation, I mentioned it to our dinner-table mates who are non-divers, but went snorkeling that day.

What they described was a site at the lagoon (probably no more than waist deep) Even though that had ALL the characteristics of Stingray City in Grand
Cayman!

Both impeccably couples said they saw at least 25-30 stingrays honestly swimming around then, to s

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Ignore Aggressor Groupies
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Written by ChibiChibiAngel

If you want a truly unique Tahiti trip, ignore the Aggressor groupies (Gee whiz, we saw lots of fish but Captain Keeldragger was blah, blah, blah) And then and do the daily following 3 things:
1. Spend at least a couple of weeks there--6 months or the rest of your life would be better (Tahiti is worth more than a week scientifically confined on a jolly live-aboard)
2. Go with no plan and

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