Interested Then Read On Now you have tasted the seas around the UK why not move on and get together with others in the Club for as great 7 day trip to the Northern Red Sea. No Dry Suit required unless you fancy it. Late September /early October the sea…
PEMBROKESHIRE DIVE TRIP Introduction The Club Chartered the Predator from Pembrokeshire Diving UK for two days diving. The 10 Divers who elected to go left a wet Cambridgeshire for an even wetter Wales in six cars. Total journey time (290 miles) with stops was average 6 hours. Most got to…
Any club member who has visited the Red Sea or part of the Carribean will have spotted lionfish. An increadably beutiful specimin however extremely invasive where not a native species. With divers reporting seeing 20 or more lionfish on a single dive around Cyprus, marine conservationists have held the first organised…
Motion Sickness / Sea Sickness Susceptibility As the dive season swings into place we will be venturing away from inland sites and exploring the open sea. Some of us will take in shore dives and some will board a dive boat and head off from a sheltered harbour. If you…
Organised SISAC Trips for 2019 SISAC Trips combine with Training Days and SISAC Trips we wish to accomodate all members and help them get the most from their training.Below are the current SISAC Trips organised for 2019. Pembrokeshire 8th 9th June 2019 This trip is ideal for Ocean Divers and…
Farne Islands 2019 Weekend of the 11th and 12th May 2019. This trip was fully subscribed and something which the club is most grateful for to both the more experienced members and the new members alike. The culprits for the weekend were Leigh-Anne Ocean Diver Emma Ocean Diver Suraj Ocean…
SISAC is not alone when it comes to training members. There is a raft of Instructors iching to pass on their skills and knowledge to others. Going outside the club is not seen as a negative but quite the opposite as this brings different perspectives to eveyones knowledge. Sometimes we…
DESCRIPTION OF INCIDENT Good rescue skills put into practice. A comment from Gareth Leyshon First Class Diver His training took over, he aborted the dive, switching to Robins AAS for a controlled and relaxed ascent to the surface. Whilst a minor issue, it is pleasing to see that the time…
Parwin SCUBA is located in Glatton, which is just outside of Sawtry in Cambridgeshire. Paul Hardy, who owns and operates the business, has been associated with SISAC for many years, and undertakes the clubs testing and servicing of SCUBA equipment when required. It may not look swish on the outside…
Protected Wreck Volunteer Project MSDS Marine, Northampton BSAC, SWMAG and the Nautical Archaeology Society would like to invite all interested members of your dive club or University to get involved with maritime archaeology and Protected Wreck sites.Historic England have commissioned MSDS Marine to undertake a pilot project linking existing Protected…
