MEET THE CREW
When you book your diving adventure with WB Diving, you’ll get to know these guys well during your trip.
Our crew members have extensive dive training, advanced rescue training, and are all DAN DFA pro certified.
Captain Chris and Brett take safety very seriously, But They also love to have a great time on the water!
Captain Chris Slog
Capt. Chris became a certified diver at the age of 12, and he hasn’t stopped since then. He grew up diving the shipwrecks off the New Jersey coast and learned from the most hardcore NJ wreck divers. The diving in New Jersey is challenging at best, but it provided him with a wealth of knowledge and experience that proved invaluable.
Chris moved to North Carolina to attend UNCW, where he graduated with a degree in Marine Biology. He fell in love with the diving opportunities that Wilmington had to offer, especially the thriving marine ecosystem and the opportunity to dive for Megalodon teeth! Today he is proud to call Wilmington home
Chris has held many hats in the dive business, from working as a research diver with NOAA, SCUBA training as a PADI MSDT, and crewing on many local dive boats. Chris is a licensed 100 ton Master Captain and has thousands of hours at the helm. Technical divers are at home on Ledge Tender, as Chris regularly dives his rebreather, with advanced trimix training on KISS units.
Chris loves to share his experiences and knowledge with everyone that comes aboard. Diving is his life, and you will be in great hands with Capt. Chris at the helm.
Captain Brett Garner
Brett began diving in 2007 and was mesmerized by the underwater world. He knew the ocean was going to be a part of his life. So he moved to Wilmington, NC where he could be close to the water and attend UNCW, studying Environmental Science.
Upon graduation, he pushed his dive career further by becoming an instructor and working in the British Virgin Islands with the very same company that certified him.
Now residing back in Wilmington, Brett continues to pursue his passion in the dive industry.
