MEDALLION HUNT
We have also placed 40 other medallions in several of the area's most popular diving lakes. These medallions all have the Tri-State Diving name and a number on them. There will be no clues posted for these because they aren't "hidden" like the main medallion, they have simply been placed on the bottom hopefully where you can easily see them. Unless you dive with your eyes closed, like many must have been doing last year. Seal took many of his students right over different medallions and they never saw them, one diver almost put his hand right on one!
Join us on our Discovery weekend dives. We will try and hit a new dive site if at all possible everytime we go out. So we will be looking for any suggestions on area lakes to dive.
During the 13th Annual Medallion Hunt
the Medallion was not found. It is still in the lake and we will start giving additional clues in May as to where it is. The "Silver Medallion" (imitation of course) is hidden in one
of our area lakes. Each Friday morning throughout the summer we will
be posting additional clues until the medallion is found. The clues are
in the form of riddles that test your brain! The clues will tell you which
lake and exactly where in the lake the medallion is hidden. Once the
medallion is found we will put it back out again and start new clues. The
lucky diver that finds the medallion from the clues will win a dive computer.
Past lakes and and winners are 1995 Lake Seven, winner was Randy Sieling;
96, Pickeral Lake, winner was Randy Sieling; 97 Big Cormornat, winner
was Pat Tower ; 98, Lake Six, winner was Randy Sieling; 99, Pickeral
Lake, winner Mike Granger; 2000, Long Lake, winner was Wendy Osgard; 2001,
Lake Seven, Steve Jacobson; 2002 Big Cormornat, Grant Marlenee. Randy Seiling 2003: Lake Seven. Ricky Rassumson 2005: Big Detroit Lake. Victor Olson 2006 Pickerel Lake
Our 19th Annual Crayfish Hunt and Feed will be held on Sunday, August 24, 2008.
This is our annual end-of-summer activity to say "Thanks" to our many wonderful customers and friends. If you've met some new friends on one of the dive trips, it's a great place to get re-acquainted, dive together again and also to make other new friends.
Meet at the dive shop by 9:30 a.m. and plan for a great day of fun. If you have a boat you can bring please let us know it will be available and how many extra divers you can take. (A tip for those riding in another diver's boat: please contribute gas money).
If you need to rent gear we advise that you reserve it early as rental gear goes fast this weekend.
Remember the potluck picnic and feed is open to the public, invite your family and friends. We will start the meal at approximately 4 p.m. and feast until the food is gone!