Marker Buoy Dive Club      Established 1961

Diving at the same sites repeatedly?

Night diving is intimidating?

Rather dive at a new site with an experienced diver?

Looking for someone new to dive with?

Experienced diving elsewhere and want to see what Puget Sound has to offer?

Sounds like our dive club may be what you are looking for!


Come check us out at the next club meeting. Hear Scott Williams, an underwater archeologist, talk about his work on the Beeswax Wreck recovery project. Details

Kelp Forest at Salt Creek County Park, Randy Williams Sea Anenome, Randy Williams Day Island Night Dive, Joyce Merkel Quillback Rockfish, Joyce Merkel Seacucmbers, Joyce Merkel Opalescent Nudibranch, Joyce Merkel Grunt Sculpin, Joyce Merkel Fritz and Doug at Skyline, Joyce Merkel Crescent Gunnel, Joyce Merkel Lewis Moonsnail Capturing a Cockle, Joyce Merkel Pacific Spiny Lumpsucker, Joyce Merkel Sunflower Seastar Mat, Joyce Merkel Scaly Head Sculpin, Joyce Merkel Shiner Perch, Joyce Merkel Sea Anenomes, Edmonds Oil Dock, Joyce Merkel Eileen at Edmonds Oil Dock, Jack Connick Six Gill Shark, JD Rowe Green Anenome, Randy Williams Kelp Crab Moon Snail Red-eyed Medusa, Randy Williams Stubby Squid Wolf Eel, Randy Williams Hand Feeding a Wolf Eel, Randy Williams Candy Stripe Shrimp, Skyline, Joyce Merkel Cove 2 Maintenance, Joyce Merkel Cove 2 Maintenance - Randi and Greg, Joyce Merkel Salt Creek Park, Randy Williams Possession Point Dive, Gene Coronetz Gene Coronetz, Randy Williams Campbell River BC Randy Willims in Lake Crescnt, Randi Weinstein Fritz and Kirby at Skyline, Joyce Merkel Randi Weinstein on HHMC Saskatchewan, Randy Williams

Marker Buoy Dive Club provides many opportunities to meet other divers from throughout the Greater Seattle area who like to share diving experiences and information. Club membership represents divers of all ages, diving interests and experience levels.

Club meetings are held the 1st Wednesday of each month 7-9pm at the Sunset Hill Community Center, 3003 NW 66th, Seattle.
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February 3rd Meeting

Beeswax Wreck Recovery Project - a presentation by Scott Williams

Scott Williams

Scott Williams, an archeologist with the Washington State Department of Transportation and a Principal Investigator with the Beeswax Wreck Project off the Oregon coast, will be speaking about the project. The wreck is located on Oregon State Parks property,and the effort involves ultimately recovering items for display in museums in Oregon.

Join us next Wednesday evening, February 3rd at 7:00 PM Directions


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