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Monday, July 28, 2003

Posted 3:06 PM by Freddie

Stolen Boat in Gloucester Area

A 1972 Boston Whaler was stolen last night.  Sometime between 6pm and 5:00 am on Sunday.  It's a white skiff, with the NE Aquarium Logo on the side and a silver 25 hp honda outboard on the back. You really can't miss it.  It's was filled with dive gear.  If anyone sees it drop Jake Levenson a call at work today, 617 973 0233, or contact him by email.
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Saturday, July 26, 2003

Posted 12:47 PM by Freddie

BYE BYE ATTBI

All members' email addresses which had been listed as "@attbi.com" have been changed to "@comcast.net."

If this is not right for you, or any Froggie you know, please let me know.

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Friday, July 25, 2003

Posted 2:21 PM by Rob Falk

It's easy to get stuck on spiny lobsters

Oh, Boy! Here comes the Florida Diver Mini-Death Season, July 30th and 31st! Let's see how many divers can kill themselves in two days of lobster grabbing frenzy. Last year the total was two, but there have been 8 mini-season deaths since 1993.
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Monday, July 21, 2003

Posted 10:37 PM by Rob Falk

Sissies!

HarkTheHerald.com: "Wearing wet suits, the divers [emphasis added] endured 65-degree water temperatures at 20- and 30-foot depths in a three-hour race to see who could catch the largest sport fish or the most carp."
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Thursday, July 10, 2003

Posted 12:34 PM by Freddie

Dive Talk (and the Water!) Heat Up!

Thanks to great contributions from Linda Marshall, Dave Smith, Daryl Findlay and Peter Cassidy, there's a lot to read over in the Dive Talk section of the site.

Any member can post their dives to the site, and it has never been easier. Check out the dive reports online, and then enter one of your own!

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