Diver Level: PADI Master Instructor

Carly began her diving career in 2011.  After her first open water dive she was hooked!  She began the Padi DiveMaster program, and became a DiveMaster in 2012.

Carly has over 1400 dives under her belt, and hundreds of student certifications, and is a cold water and warm water diver, and incredibly passionate about bringing women into the sport of scuba and ocean conservation.

Carly also has first hand experience in the chamber with DCS type 2 skin benz.

Children and animals have always been a big part of Carly's life.  She was a foster parent and childcare provider for many years.

Today, along with stepping in as CEO, in May of 2019, Carly also owns and operates a successful health and wellness business.

Diver Level: Advanced Open Water

Brandon has been with our company since 2016. He has been a scuba diver since 2014, and loves the animals in the ocean.

Brandon is very knowledgable about scuba products and repairs and knows all about Tanks, we refer to him as our "Tank Expert".

Instructor Level: PADI Course Director

Instructor Number: 232382

Background:Started diving in 1975, logged over 3,000 dives to date. Instructor since 2008, PADI Course Director since 2012.

Specialties & Instructor Trainer: Altitude, Boat, Buoyancy, Deep, Digital U/W Photography, Drift, Dry Suit, EANx, Emergency Oxygen, Equipment, Multilevel, Navigator, Night, Search & Recovery, Sidemount

Emergency First Responce: CPR, First Aid & AED, Care for Children, EFR Instructor Trainer

DSAT: Gas Blender, Tec Rec Trimix Blender, Tec Rec Trimix Blender Instructor Trainer.

Misc: Certified Repair Technician for Aqualung, Apeks, Atomic, Mares, Oceanic, Sherwood, Seaquest, Submersible Systems, US Divers, Zeagle.

Diver Lever: Rescue Diver

Diver Level: PADI Master Instructor

Carly began her diving career in 2011.  After her first open water dive she was hooked!  She began the Padi DiveMaster program, and became a DiveMaster in 2012.

Carly has over 1400 dives under her belt, and is a cold water and warm water diver, and incredibly passionate about bringing women into the sport of scuba and ocean conservation.

Carly also has first hand experience in the chamber with DCS type 2 skin benz.

Children and animals have always been a big part of Carly's life.  She was a foster parent and childcare provider for many years.

Today, along with stepping in as CEO, in May of 2019, Carly also owns and operates a successful health and wellness business.

PADI Mermaid Instructor#: 527904

Camille Fleming is a professional mermaid and costume artist with a focus on waterway conservation. Catch her mermaid shows at the Dive Bar in Sacramento, or head over to her instagram @kelpie.dreams to see more of her mermaid modeling work!.

 Camille has been freediving and mermaiding since 2019 and holds both scuba and freediving certifications. She holds a bachelor's degree in Entertainment Design and has been proudly supplying costumes, accessories, and event performance throughout Northern California since 2017.

Instructor Level: PADI Master Instructor

Instructor Number: 17522

Background:Started diving in 1976, logged over 3,300 dives to date. Instructor since 1984.

Specialties: Underwater Hunter,Altitude, Boat, Buoyancy, Deep, Digital U/W Photography, Drift, EANx, Emergency Oxygen, Equipment,   Multilevel, Navigator, Night, Search & Recovery

Emergency First Responce: CPR, First Aid & AED, Care for Children, EFR  
 
Misc: Certified Repair Technician for Aqualung, Apeks, Atomic, Mares, Oceanic, Sherwood, Seaquest, Scubapro, Submersible Systems, US Divers, Zeagle.

Diver Level: PADI Master Instructor

Dom certified way back in 1973 as one of the youngest SCUBA divers on Long Island New York.  With over 50 years of Diving experience and over 2,500+ logged dives around the world, Dom’s favorite diving activity is the Annual Lobster Hunts (Channel Islands). As one of the few PADI IDC Staff instructors around he not only mentors many Master Scuba Divers but also assists in training the next generation of Scuba Instructors in Northern California.   He enjoys teaching all students from brand new divers to experienced Divers who what to up their game in advanced skills like - DrySuit Diving, Deep diving (100’-130’), Night Diving, Wreck Diving, Peak Buoyancy and Mixed Gasses. Teaching children is also one of his fortes. He’s always fun but a strict instructor for safety and proper diving technique.  

Mike began diving in 1997 and has over 500 logged dives. Dive locations include the Barrier Reef, Caribbean, Cozumel, Florida Keys, Atlanta Aquarium, Monterey, Hawaii, Channel Islands, and Catalina. Wreck dives include the Yukon, the Oriskany, and Wreck Alley. Mike is an Emergency First Responder, holds Altitude and Nitrox Specialties, and is working on his Instructor Rating. After 42 years of civil service, Mike retired from the California Department of Water Resources as a Water Services Supervisor. Mike’s passion is to work with all students to become better and safer divers.