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Green Bay Scuba Online

Dive Centre Center (English)

Service:
  • Accommodation for Divers
  • Air
  • DAN
  • Equipment Gear Rentals
  • Gear Equipment Servicing
  • Ice Diving
  • Liveaboard Diving
  • NITROX
  • PADI
  • School Course Learn to Dive
  • Underwater Photography/Video
  • Underwater Publications Prints
  • Vacation Holiday Scuba Diving
  • Wreck Diving
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  • Action Plus
  • Akona
  • Cressi Sub
  • Dive Rite
  • DUI
  • Genesis
  • Global Mfg.
  • Ikelite
  • Ocean Master
  • OMS
  • O`Neill
  • Pelican Products
  • Princeton Tec
  • Sea & Sea
  • Sea Pearls
  • SeaCure
  • Sherwood
  • Subsalve
  • Trident
  • Underwater Kinetics
Company description Since 1994 Green Bay`s premier full service dive shop, offering the following:
*PADI scuba certifications.
*DAN Trip Insurance.
*Scuba diving equipment and accessories.
*Dive gear rentals.
*Air and Nitrox fills.
*Equipment service and repairs.
*Full service Dry Suit Repair Facility.
*Dive travel, local and abroad.
*Guide to Door county shore dives.
*Weekly dives.
*Dive calendar of events online.
*Dive class schedule online.
*Glossary of terms online.
*Newsletter online.
Green Bay Scuba is a 5 PADI Star Dive Center. Our courses:
Scuba Diver--Allows diver to dive with Dive Master or Instructor.
Open Water Diver--Receive full diver certification.
Advanced Open Water-- 5 dives. Deep (60`-100`), Navigation, and 3 elective dives such as uw photography, search and recovery, under water naturalist, night diver, and many more to choose from.
Rescue Diver--PADI Rescue Diver program makes the subject of accident prevention and management not only fun but rewarding.
Medic 1st Aid and CPR--This 8 hour class covers first aid from A-Z along with CPR.
Dive Master--Become a PADI professional. Develop the knowledge, attitudes, judgment, and skills for assisting with training divers in PADI courses and supervise certified divers in shore based and boat based diving activities.
Night Diver--A safe and supervised introduction to night diving. Training emphasis on fun and safety. 3 dives required.
Deep Diver--The Deep diver course is intended to serve as a safe, supervised introduction to deeper diving within the limits of recreational scuba diving. The goals of this course are to develop the students` theoretical knowledge of deep diving and to enable the student to plan, organize and make no-decompression dives between 60` to 130`. 4 dives required.
Underwater Navigation--The underwater navigator specialty course is intended to serve as a safe and supervised introduction to navigation techniques used in the underwater environment. Goals of this course are to develop the students` practical knowledge of underwater navigation and to enable the students` to plan, organize and make dives using natural and compass navigation techniques. 3 dives required
Underwater Photographer--The underwater photographer specialty course is intended to serve as a safe and supervised introduction to underwater still photography techniques used in the underwater environment. The goals of this course are to develop the students` practical knowledge of photographic principals, composition, film types, strobe and available light photography and camera-handling techniques. 2 dives required.
Search and Recovery-- The Search and Recovery specialty course is intended to serve as a safe and supervised introduction to search and recovery diving. The goals of this course are to develop the students practical knowledge of search and recovery diving and enable the student to plan, organize, and make search and recovery dives. 4 dives required.
Wreck Diver--The wreck diver course is intended to serve as a safe and supervised introduction to diving on wrecks. The goals of this course are to develop the students` practical knowledge of the underwater wreck environment, raise awareness of the historical value of wrecks, and of social and legal issues surrounding that value, and enable the student to plan and organize dives to safely explore wrecks found in depths and conditions as good as or better than those he or she is trained in. 4 dives required.
Drysuit Diver--The dry suit diver specialty course is intended to serve as a safe , supervised introduction to dry suit diving. The goals of the course are to de4velop knowledge of dry suits, when to use them, types, accessories, maintenance, and how to make minor repairs. Also, develop skills, and enable the student to plan and execute a dry suit dive. 1 dive required.
Drift Diver
Underwater Naturalist
Boat Diver
Ice Diver
Peak Performance Buoyancy
Enriched Air Diver
Location description: Lake Michigan is the third largest Great Lake by surface area and the sixth largest freshwater lake in the world.
Because Lake Michigan is joined to Lake Huron at the Straits of Mackinac, they are considered one lake hydrologically.
Many rivers and streams flow into Lake Michigan, and the major tributaries are the Fox-Wolf, the Grand and the Kalamazoo.
There is a diversion from the lake into the Mississippi River basin through the Illinois Waterway at the Chicago River.
Lake Michigan`s cul-de-sac formation means that water entering the lake circulates slowly and remains for a long time (retention) before it leaves the basin through the Straits of Mackinac.
The northern part of the Lake Michigan watershed is covered with forests, sparsely populated, and economically dependent on natural resources and tourism, while the southern portion is heavily populated with intensive industrial development and rich agricultural areas along the shore.
LENGTH: 307 miles / 494 km.
BREADTH: 118 miles / 190 km.
AVERAGE DEPTH: 279 ft. / 85 m
MAXIMUM DEPTH: 925 ft. / 282 m.
VOLUME: 1,180 cubic miles / 4,920 cubic km.
WATER SURFACE AREA: 22,300 sq. miles / 57,800 sq. km.
DRAINAGE BASIN AREA: 45,600 sq. miles / 118,000 sq. km.
SHORELINE LENGTH (including islands): 1,638 miles / 2,633 km.
ELEVATION: 577 ft. / 176 m.
OUTLET: Straits of Mackinac to Lake Huron
RETENTION/REPLACEMENT TIME: 99 years
NAME: Champlain called it the Grand Lac. It was later named ``Lake of the Stinking Water`` or ``Lake of the Puants,`` after the people who occupied its shores. In 1679, the lake became known as Lac des Illinois because it gave access to the country of the Indians, so named. Three years before, Allouez called it Lac St. Joseph, by which name it was often designated by early writers. Others called it Lac Dauphin. Through the further explorations of Jolliet and Marquette, the ``Lake of the Stinking Water`` received its final name of Michigan.
Another story recounts that Nicolet, the first European to set foot in Wisconsin in 1634, landed on the shores of Green Bay and was greeted by Winnebago Indians, whom the French called ``Puans.`` Lake Michigan was labeled as ``Lake of Puans`` on an early and incomplete 1670 map of the region that showed only the northern shores of the lake. However, only Green Bay is labeled as ``Baye de Puans`` (Bay of the Winnebago Indians) on maps from 1688 and 1708. On the 1688 map, Lake Michigan is called Lac des Illinois.
An Indian name for Lake Michigan was ``Michi gami.

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Full service shop in Green Bay offers lessons, gear, rentals. Trips include tropical dives, shipwrecks and treasure hunts.

Contact information:

Phone: 920-498-8499
Fax: 920-498-1787
Street Address:
1901 Velp Ave
Green Bay
Wisconsin
United States
54303
Spoken language(s): English
Open: from 10-00 till 18-00
Local time:  GMT - 6 Mexico, Monterrey, Guadalajara
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