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Sheepshead Shootout Award Ceremony and SCUBAPRO Platinum Dealership Announcement cookout!!! An award ceremony and cookout will be held at Down Under Dive Shop for all participants this Sunday evening at 4:00pm . Positions and prizes will be awarded and food and beverages will be served. (Courtesy of Desoto's) New 2010 club shirts are here, so don't forget to pick yours up. The ceremony is open to all divers. Be there even if you didn't get a chance to participate in the tournament because we will be raffling off excellent prizes. Prizes include: Dive Apparel Sunglasses Dive Watches JBL Speargun Pelican Lights Dry Bags Subgear Octopus Gearbags Freediving Masks Twin Jet Max Fins SCUBAPRO Regulator More are being added Daily as more contestants sign up. Raffle Tickets are $5 per Ticket or 5 Tickets for $20 At the meeting, we will have a our friends Harry and Dave from SCUBAPRO on hand to talk about all the new sevices Down Under Dive Shop will be able to offer you as a PLatin

New Spearfishing Suits

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The trouble with most hunting wetsuits is to stay warm you have to be uncomfortable. Not the case with the JBL wetsuit. We’ve utilized the legendary warmth and flexibility of Yamamoto neoprene in a pattern that fits like a second skin. Seams are glued then stitched for a perfect seal; lined cuffs and hood make entry and exit easy. A larger, double chest pad allows for comfortable loading and the integral leg pocket is perfect for a dive knife or other accessory. Our patented, Sea-leaf camouflage is a digital pattern of the ocean floor, allowing hunters to stalk or ambush fish virtually unnoticed.

Down Under Dive Shop's Aggressor Trip

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Saturday Yet another wonderful week of Belizean diving has dawned upon us. Belize Aggressor welcomes Bryan, Jon & Theresa, Steve & Marcie, Paul & Alicia, Yuri & Irina, Frank & Audrey, Peter, Scott, Natalie & Stefan, Tom & Jim. After a quick orientation, our guests acquainted themselves with the yacht and each other and then the Belize Aggressor III departed from Fort George headed for Turneffe Atoll and the exploration of the world’s second largest barrier reef begins. A rather uneventful passage found us at our safe haven night mooring at Sandy slope where all received a peaceful nights rest. Sunday Weary bodies started appearing from the depths of their cabins to enjoy Chef Anna’s breakfast spread that would fuel our bodies for a great days diving. Sandy slope welcomed us with astounding viability. Yellow head Jawfish peered from their homes to observe the strange aquatic mutations swimming by. Audrey even managed to find a male with eggs. Go girl! Lobster