The bottom was a grey, featureless expanse of sand and silt, punctuated by occasional islands of debris and detritus. Looking across this apparent desert, our thoughts drifted to the surface …

If you’ve spent some time out on dive boats, been down with other underwater photographers, or gone to many dive shows, you’re no doubt familiar with SeaLife cameras. They have …

The Underwater Photography Guide has recently announced the winners of their 2013 Ocean Art Underwater Photo competition. The contest was open to underwater photographers worldwide, and more than $80,000 in …

An estimated 80-100 million sharks are killed each year, many which are used for one purpose: shark fin soup. The practice of catching sharks, cutting off their fins and tossing …

There are many less known locations in California to dive in which are still worthy of being discovered by the general diving community. Many divers head immediately to the popular …

ScubaFit® debuted this week on a new radio program for scuba divers. Dive Zone Radio airs every Sunday from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on 960 The Patriot. Dive Zone Radio …

Recreational red abalone season ended at midnight, November  30, and if you have one, it’s time to report your catch to the California Department of Fish & Wildlife. Information gathered from …

At the height of World War II, Japanese submarines prowled throughout the Pacific ocean, ready to interrupt the shipment of military gear and personnel, and preparing to strike against strategic …

Lexa and Jake Mendenhall from Arizona recently went to Thailand to celebrate their first wedding anniversary, and while on the trip participated in their first open water dives since certification. …

In two separate incidents over the weekend, two Bay Area men diving for abalone along the Sonoma Coast at Fort Ross State Park and at Salt State State Park. On …