We are equipped with the largest cascade system in the area. $5 per fill on current hydro only, must have current open water certification card available on request. You may dock your boat near our cascade. We frequently fill 40 to 50 tanks at a run with a quick turn around. We are open 'till dark, call ahead if you are running late, we'll wait. 315-686-3621

We carry the OMS line of diving equipment. You may visit the online OMS catalog by clicking on the link below. Contact Heinz for pricing, include the part number in your request. Volume purchase qualify for special pricing, such as free inbound shipping etc... All price quotes FOB Clayton, NY.

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Order your "Divers Guide To The Upper St. Lawrence River" Compiled by "Skip" Couch, Clayton, NY and Don Martin, Brockville, Ontario. With underwater photography by Mike Williams, Kitchener, Ontario $14.95 + S/H.

NEW!!! A new edition of the Divers Guide is underway! 

It will include:

	Extensive research and additional pictures of the many great wrecks that the river has to offer.
	New stories, exciting experiences and insightful reflections on our wonderful resource.
	Recommendations on wreck preservation and a piece on some of the great mysteries and misconceptions that exist.
	A companion CD!!! Available separately.

 Authored by, "Skip" Couch, Clayton NY , Stacy Martin, Brockville Ontario, and Heinz Wahl, Clayton NY. 

Fill out the form below to be informed via email of when the NEW Divers Guide becomes available. Be sure to check your email address and ensure that it is valid. We will notify you once it is on it's way to print.

If you would like to see a specific section or wreck included in the new Divers Guide that wasn't included in the first two, click here.

Don't forget to sign the dive park petition!                       

 Oxygen First Aid for Scuba Diving Injuries

Good dive buddy etiquette

Boater:

	Be on time.
	Agree on expenses before you arrive. Let your buddy know approximately how much gas you think it will take. If you don't know, fill your tank before your buddy arrives. Fill your tank when you get back from the dive.
	Have your boat ready to go.
	Make sure you check weather conditions for that day. You are the operator.
	Know the waters of the area you plan to dive.
	Let your buddy know of any rules that you know of about diving the area.
	Let your buddy know your dive philosophy. (Actions of your buddy that might offend you while diving.)

Non-boater:

	Be on time.
	Offer to share expenses, including launch, gas, dockage etc..
	Bring food and drinks, but ask what your buddy allows on board.
	Make sure you have your tanks full before you arrive.
	Agree on a dive spot before you arrive. But be flexible, and don't complain if the boater wants to go somewhere else, it's his boat and he might have a good reason for going somewhere else.
	Let your buddy know of any rules that you know of about diving the area.
	Let your buddy know your dive philosophy. (Actions of your buddy that might offend you while diving.)

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