Kraken Dive Ops

Awesome trip to Marianna.

Exploring the depths of Twin Caves#cavediving #diving #twincaves #underwater #scubadiving #explore Descend into the crystal-clear passages of Twin Caves in North Florida. This short captures the silence, weightlessness, and thrill of exploring one of the m...

Awesome 3 days of cave diving on Merritts Pond. We hit Twin Caves twice, followed by Hole in the wall, then wrapped up with three dives in JB! Can’t wait to come back.

Captain Jerry!

Cave diving trip Oct 9, 10, & 11 Mariana-JB then High Springs on the way back.

Get there Thursday afternoon/evening dive Friday & Saturday then maybe hit Madison on the way home Sunday.

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Good article by a local diver!

Does your team still backmount your redundant gas? There’s an ever-growing array of products and solutions out there to mount a smaller cylinder to your primary cylinder

Planning a tech charter, single decompression dive, Saturday May 17th on Salty Dog Diving charter. PM me if interested. Limited availability.

We had an incredible and eye-opening two-day learning experience at DAN headquarters in Durham, NC, where we took a deep dive into the Human Factors in Diving course, originally developed by Gareth Lock.

Jonathan Langham, Georgia Aquarium's Dive Safety and Training Senior Manager, led the session, which was an engaging, thought-provoking experience from start to finish.

Unlike traditional dive training, this course focuses on the non-technical skills that directly impact dive safety, such as communication, situational awareness, decision-making under pressure, and understanding how human error can unfold even with experienced teams.

Jonathan did a fantastic job facilitating the class, guiding us through presentations, real-world scenarios, interactive discussions, and hands-on activities that got us thinking. It was practical, relevant, and surprisingly fun! There was a strong emphasis on building a culture where divers feel comfortable speaking up, asking questions, and spotting small issues before they turn into serious problems.

What made it especially valuable was how much it applied to diving as well as to everyday teamwork and leadership. Working through challenges was a great team-building experience, helping strengthen communication and trust between participants.

Thanks again to Jonathan Langham and the team at DAN for hosting such an impactful course!

Want to learn more? Visit www.thehumandiver.com.

This is an great charter, beautiful weekend