Diver’s Log Book

Designed by divers for divers' needs.

Divers must keep records of their dive events. Diver's Log Book allows recreational and professional divers to record and preserve the details of each new dive: number, class, location, weather, surface and depth temperatures, visibility, dive depth, pressures, sightings, hazards, and sightings -- anything and everything that makes a dive memorable.

With plenty of room for full details of individual dives, the log book also features:

• Illustrations of international dive flags and hand signals
• Thorough equipment checklists
• Equipment maintenance records
• Personal information pages.

The pages for critical personal information are designed for recording vital data such as certification status, medical notes, emergency telephone numbers, and contact information for fellow divers and diving-related companies and organizations.

Most important, Diver's Log Book was designed by divers who saw a need for a handy pocket-sized record book that is small enough to stash in a gear bag but big enough to record many seasons' dives.

Dean McConnachie has logged more than 800 dives since his American Canadian Underwater Certification in 1984. An avid underwater videographer, he has filmed shipwreck sites on the Great Lakes and along the eastern Atlantic Ocean. He lives on the water in Port Credit, Ontario.

Christine Marks recently completed her ACUC Basic Diver course. Her previous book was Interstate 75 and the 401. She lives in Hamilton, Ontario.