08/11/2026
The stack is crushed flat but the steam whistle is still there. This shipwreck is in Isle Royale National Park. The whistle lies in 270ft off of the Wreck of the Kamloops.
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Explore the underwater world with Divers Incorporated! From local lakes to oceans, our experienced team leads exciting adventures and expert training.
Follow for dive tips, stories, and offers. Start your journey at www.diversinc.com. Embark on a scuba diving journey where learning is just the beginning. With us, your adventure transcends the ordinary, reaching into all realms of water – from inland lakes and rivers to the vast Great Lakes and hidden quarries. While others may teach you to dive, we invite you to a lifetime of discovery in every
08/11/2026
Artifacts on the Kamloops in Lake Superior. These are sunk near Isle Royale National park and are over 250' down in cold dark water.
This is what exploration and the skills required for it are all about.
This is the Reward!
08/10/2026
Rebreather selfies. We are enrolling classes for the spring and summer right now! Message or comment to learn more. You can become a rebreather diver with only a little scuba experience. It can be your primary system! Ask us how!
08/09/2026
Big congratulations to James Hutchinson our PADI IDC Candidate who passedt his instructor examination at PADI headquarters this weekend!
He is now a PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor!
08/06/2026
Audubon in Lake Huron off of Presque Isle, Michigan. It sits in a little over 170ft of water and is incredible shape!
08/05/2026
There are some amazing dive sites for the properly trained in the Great Lakes.
They do not have to be Deep, they do not have to be technical, but they do have a need to be explored.
08/03/2026
Most beginners do not know the Great Lakes have airplane wrecks.
Most beginners do not know the Great Lakes have what they have, period. And then they do one dive and start finding out.
That discovery is our favorite part of teaching. The moment a beginner realizes what they just got access to.
What was the first thing you discovered underwater that you did not expect?
08/03/2026
An artifact on the sandy bottom of a Great Lakes lake.
Beginner divers are the ones who look at this with the most pure version of wonder. They have not seen enough to take it for granted. The artifact has been there for over a hundred years and the beginner just found it.
That experience does not diminish as you advance. But it does change. As you accumulate dives, the wonder becomes more informed. You start to understand the context of what you are looking at.
That kind of knowledge takes time. It takes dives and courses and the willingness to keep showing up.
If you are a beginner, start building that knowledge now. We are in Ann Arbor and we teach every level of this progression.
08/03/2026
The original rope is still hanging from the mast.
A beginner sees that rope and thinks about the ship. An advanced diver sees it and thinks about the navigation they need to complete to get back.
That shift in perspective is what training produces. Not different vision — different understanding of what you are looking at.
Start building it. Every beginner we have trained changed the way they see that rope.
08/03/2026
That diver is at the deepest point of the dive.
They got there by starting at the shallow point. That is the only path that exists.
Monday motivation for beginner divers: the deep wrecks do not have shortcuts. What they have is a clear sequence of skills and dives that, followed consistently, gets you there. Open water certification, then advanced, then enriched air, then wreck specialty. Add rescue along the way. Practice the navigation skills between courses. Dive in varying conditions.
The diver at the bottom of this image did all of that. So did every other diver who has reached this depth on a Great Lakes wreck.
If you are a beginner and this is where you want to be, we know exactly how to get you there. Start this Monday.
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