PADI Rescue Diver Manual: Manual & Accident Management Dive Slate included
Underwater Spotter’s California Ocean Life Guide cover the top 50 most common and interesting fish in California. We challenge you to find all 50 creatures in the book, such as fish, coral, sponges, clams, nudibranchs, starfish, pufferfish, sharks, and turtles. Learn the bizarre and interesting fishy facts for each species
FIND.
Underwater Spotter challenges divers to find all 50 fish in the guide. By only including the top 50 ocean animals from a region (instead of hundreds), divers can start learning quickly to build their foundational identification knowledge.
LEARN.
Underwater Spotter Guides only include the most fascinating fish facts. We leave out the scientific names and technical language to completely focus on what divers find most interesting – the beautiful and strange lives of fish.
IDENTIFY.
Underwater Spotter’s Ocean Life Guides make fish identification easy by pointing out 3 obvious fish family characteristics for quick recognition and by comparing 3 simple distinctions between commonly confused fish.
Interactive and Engaging. Find a new sense of purpose on your next dive. Search the seas to find all 50 fish in your new Ocean Life Guide. Check off each fish as you find it to track your progress. Compete with other divers to see who can find the most fish.
Interesting and Fun. Discover the hidden wonders of fish behavior. Learn the bizarre ways fish spend their days and find out when and where fish perform their most interesting behaviors. By knowing more, you will see more.
Simple and Straightforward. Know how to easily identify entire fish families by looking for their 3 obvious traits. Be able to tell the difference between commonly confused fish families by learning the 3 simple differentiators.
Casual scuba divers want to learn more about fish identification, but aren’t interested in scientific fish names or overly technical information. They want the foundational, important, and fun information that Underwater Spotter beautifully displays.
Beginner scuba divers can become easily overwhelmed with learning all the fish families, looking at hundreds of different species underwater, and trying to match the creatures they found with huge fish identification books. Underwater Spotter simplifies this process by only focusing on 50 fish at a time. Our guides also display easy tips to quickly and accurately identify entire fish families.
Why is that fish doing that? What is it going to do next? Ocean animal loving divers want to learn about the fascinating and secret lives of underwater creatures. That’s why Underwater Spotter focuses heavily on fun fishy facts and behavior for every species and fish family.
| Weight | 5.5 oz |
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| Dimensions | 8.5 × 5.75 × .5 in |
A dive log book is used by a scuba diver to record the details of dives they have done. This serves many purposes that are both safety focused and personal.
From a purely personal view point, as you progress through your training you should keep a close eye on your air consumption, weighting, and use of equipment. Seeing how you improve and react to different diving conditions and events will help you become an efficient, and safe diver. Only if you log these down will you remember them. Additionally, in your early days, when you go on holiday you should expect to take your log book and certification cards to prove your competence to go diving. A dive center will want to see proof that you can handle the diving conditions.
A log book is also a great way to journal your experiences, sightings, new buddies, travels, and it will serve as a great walk (or swim!) down memory lane.
