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Here’s some information about our speaker coming up on Wednesday, February 14th, 7:00pm at Benvenuto’s in Fitchburg: Originally from northern Illinois, Emily Heald has a BS from Northland College in Natural Resource Management and an MS from the University of

Please join the Wisconsin Maritime Museum on February 1st at 6:30pm for our Think & Drink series presentation “Keeping Girls Afloat- Black Girls Dive Foundation” with Black Girls Dive Foundation President Dr. Nevada Winrow and BGDF Alumni. The featured drink

A big thank you to Jim and Tinamarie from Diveheart for driving all the way up from Chicago to present at the November meeting. Jim is excited about plans to build a deep warm water pool and other future plans.

This month we welcome back Jim Elliot and Tinamarie Hernandez from Diveheart. Since 2001 Diveheart has been servicing children, veterans and others with disabilities through adaptive scuba and scuba therapy. Jim & Tinamarie will help fast forward Diveheart activities to

The traditional annual anchor-boil continued another year in 2023. This year’s Phoenix Party was a great success! The rain subsided shortly earlier in the afternoon and we stayed dry. We had about a dozen attendees and enjoyed some delicious steak

WUAA is having an exciting symposium in Manitowoc on October 21. Click HERE for more information.

Join us on October 11th at 7pm at Benvenuto’s Fitchburg for our next meeting and speaker: Our speaker, Ed Bieber, was featured in our local paper and has agreed to come talk to our club. “I scuba dive, clean up

Join us Sunday, September 17th for the Four Lakes Scuba Club Lake Wazee dive. We will meet at 9:00 AM at The Wall which is dive site #2 on the map. The first dive will be at the wall, we

Join us on September 13th at 7pm at Benvenuto’s Fitchburg for our next meeting and speaker: Our speaker this month is local celebrity Rick Krueger, as seen in the August issue of Madison Magazine. Better known as Radio Rick. “I’m

We got a sneak peek about this shipwreck at our July meeting with Brendon Baillod. The Trinidad sank in 1881 in 270 feet of water off of Algoma. It is intact including the wheelhouse, crew’s possessions, anchors, ship’s wheel, and