53. Wet Notes – a new bi-weekly segment and Your Next Dive takes you on a dive trip to Nassau

from Scuba Shack Radio · host Jeff Cinciripino

In this premier segment of Wet Notes - Scuba Shack Radio's bi-weekly news segment we talk about using corn starch to dust your dry suit seals, resorts offering Covid testing, big news in the scuba tank business and more. For Your Next Dive we are going to tell you what it is like to go on the Scuba Shack dive trip to the Bahamas where we stay at Orange Hill Beach Resort, dive with Stuart Cove and experience some fantastic dinners. Let's go diving.

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