Jacob Dixon, Author at Arkansas Diving

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Jacob Dixon, Author at Arkansas Diving

Jacob Dixon

PADI Master Scuba Diver

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Living in Vilonia, Greers Ferry Lake is easy access and where I spend most of my time diving. Currently I dive all year along with a 3mm wetsuit during the summer months and move towards 5mm during the fall and a Scubapro drysuit for winter dives. Other than the cold, I like diving in the offseason due to less boat traffic and the lakes tend to clear up quite a bit.