6.5 MB instant download, printable PDF file. Long Island Shore Diver, 3rd Edition is the most comprehensive, accurate, illustrated collection of information, photographs, sketches and stories ever written about the beach dive sites off Long Island, New York. Cuba in 2006 we made a convoluted de-tour via Venezuela and Curaqao to the island of Bonaire. We stayed for nine. Report-2007-Bob-Steneck-etc.pdf The report said Bonaire's reefs have not declined since the study began having es. Bonaire Dive & Adventure,786-5073 Wednesday- Sea Turtle Conserva.

The Scuba Diver's guide to Long Island NY Beach Diving. Only $9.95 6.5 MB instant download, printable PDF file Long Island Shore Diver, 3rd Edition is the most comprehensive, accurate, illustrated collection of information, photographs, sketches and stories ever written about the beach dive sites off Long Island, New York. This ebook is a new updated, expanded and enhanced color edition of Dan Berg's original Shore Diver book, which over the years has become the diver's bible to finding and exploring the fascinating beach sites off Long Island. Included within the text are car directions and complete dive site conditions to over 60 sites. The text is heavily illustrated with 110 color photographs, black & White photographs, and triangulation sketches.

Divers, fisherman, marine historians, armchair sailors or anyone with a general interest in history, diving, or the sea will surely find this ebook informative, fascinating and the perfect addition to their library. Please note that this web site is based on the book. The book is not a complete listing of all New Jersey beach sites but rather a guide to the most popular dive sites. We would like to ask divers to contact the publisher with any additional information so that we may update this text. While reading this text, keep in mind that some locations are known by different names. We have listed most of these names in the index, listed above. Directions, parking, dive conditions, or even the legality of diving a particular site could change.

Please use the information contained within this book only as a basic guideline, and let good diving skills, common sense, and courtesy lead you to enjoy Long Island's excellent beach diving. DIVING TIPS Over the years divers have developed or applied techniques and used certain pieces of equipment to make the sport easier, more enjoyable and safer.

Here are a few tips that you might find useful: SAFETY A non-diver who comes along for the trip will not only be able to help divers with equipment, but should be informed as to the complete dive plan and plan of action if divers do not return on schedule. This beach buddy also should be informed of the diver OK and distress signals. On remote beaches, a hand-held marine radio or CB will be very useful in case of an emergency. Always leave word at home where you will be diving.