Maui diving

Because some people here can't shut their cesspool of
traphole..............

Nice diving with Lahaina Divers



On Mon, 27 Feb 2006 04:44:00 GMT, Amanda
<amandaSPAMBAIT@finepointproductions.com> wrote:

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>Alan Street wrote:
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>> In article <s3t002t22r3pdigf5ai3rn7br8fmgsplsq@4ax.com>, Joe
>> <Joe@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>> € Lahaina Divers
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>> Would be the one place I'd avoid at all costs.
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>Why is that? I've had nothing but good dives with them.

Because some people here can't shut their cesspool of
traphole..............

Nice diving with Lahaina Divers



On Mon, 27 Feb 2006 04:44:00 GMT, Amanda
<amandaSPAMBAIT@finepointproductions.com> wrote:

>
>
>Alan Street wrote:
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>> In article <s3t002t22r3pdigf5ai3rn7br8fmgsplsq@4ax.com>, Joe
>> <Joe@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>> € Lahaina Divers
>> €
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>> Would be the one place I'd avoid at all costs.
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>
>Why is that? I've had nothing but good dives with them.

"Joe" <Joe@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:doth02hvlvq54ph05rh7ehvsjd224k482d@4ax.com...
> Because some people here can't shut their cesspool of
> traphole..............
>
> Nice diving with Lahaina Divers

>>Alan Street wrote:

>>> Would be the one place I'd avoid at all costs.

"Our Dive Vessels: Dominion and Dauntless are 46 feet in length and were
built in Slidell, Louisiana. Each vessel has twin Cummins 430 horsepower
diesel engines and is USCG certified. We take a max of 24 divers on each
vessel."

http://www.lahainadivers.com/custdive.html

24 divers on a 46' boat? Talk about cesspool . . . That's what all that
cattle smells like on a hot day.

"Joe" <Joe@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:doth02hvlvq54ph05rh7ehvsjd224k482d@4ax.com...
> Because some people here can't shut their cesspool of
> traphole..............
>
> Nice diving with Lahaina Divers

>>Alan Street wrote:

>>> Would be the one place I'd avoid at all costs.

"Our Dive Vessels: Dominion and Dauntless are 46 feet in length and were
built in Slidell, Louisiana. Each vessel has twin Cummins 430 horsepower
diesel engines and is USCG certified. We take a max of 24 divers on each
vessel."

http://www.lahainadivers.com/custdive.html

24 divers on a 46' boat? Talk about cesspool . . . That's what all that
cattle smells like on a hot day.

Can anyone recomend a dive shop in Maui?

Yes, I dove with Ed Robinson when in Maui recently. The operation and
his staff were wonderful. Very knowledgeable and helpful, when needed. I
would not dive with anyone else were I returning to Maui.

NJDiver wrote:
> Can anyone recomend a dive shop in Maui?
>

In article <xNjKf.2000$7P1.752@fe10.lga>, Barry <bklein5@netscape.net>
wrote:

€ Yes, I dove with Ed Robinson when in Maui recently. The operation and
€ his staff were wonderful. Very knowledgeable and helpful, when needed. I
€ would not dive with anyone else were I returning to Maui.
€

I would. Mike Severns diving is right next to Ed Robinson at Kihei, and
offers the same quality and level of professionallism. I wouldn't
hesitate to dive with either of these operators. The only drawback
(such that it is), is that they don't like to take anyone with less
than 25 dives experience. This weeds out some of the truely clueless,
and let's them offer better sites and much more freedom than most of
the cattleboat operators out of Lahaina.

http://www.mikesevernsdiving.com/
http://www.maui.net/~robinson/erd1.htm





€ NJDiver wrote:
€ > Can anyone recomend a dive shop in Maui?
€ >
€

Thus spake Dan Bracuk <NOTbracuk@pathcom.com> :

>Alan Street <agstreet@nonono_san.rr.com> pounded away at his keyboard
>resulting in:
>:This weeds out some of the truely clueless,
>:and let's them offer better sites and much more freedom than most of
>:the cattleboat operators out of Lahaina.
>
>Better how?

Twelve divers max. Marine biologists as dive masters. Closer to most
of the dive spots (it's an "easy" 30 minute cruise from Lahaina to
Kihei).

The cattleboats won't do dives like Molokini Backside (which really
takes two dives to do properly). Columbus Day, 1992 we did Molokai.
Cattleboats weren't doing that one.

Severns (and I assume Robinson) let you dive your own profile. The
only restriction is to ascend as a buddy team. But at the experience
level of most of the divers I've run into on their boats, that's not
an issue.

>
>Dan Bracuk
>If we don't succeed, we run the risk of failure.
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Dan Bracuk wrote:

> Dillon Pyron <dmpyronINVALID@austin.rr.com> pounded away at his
> keyboard resulting in:
> :The cattleboats won't do dives like Molokini Backside (which really
> :takes two dives to do properly). Columbus Day, 1992 we did Molokai.
> :Cattleboats weren't doing that one.
>
> What is nice about Molokini Backside?

It gives you a really good chance to work on your bouyancy issues.

Maui DIving Scuba Center Dive Shop on Papalaua Street in Lahaina. Do
not confuse with the big Maui Dive shops. This is small one!!!! They
use a great boat and take only 12 max on trips. email is
john@mauidiving.com

MG