Be Brave. 

Be Free. 

Be Uncivilized.

 

Why so uncivilized?

We believe in living a life less ordinary.  The world is big, but we can make it small by stepping outside our comfort zone and sharing new experiences.  Howl at the moon.  Run with the bulls.  Dance naked around the campfire.  Be uncivilized!

In this life, you get to choose your own adventure.  Do what you love and love what you do.  Don’t let life define you.  Define your life!

Uncivilized Adventures

When it's time for adventure, it's time to be uncivilized! I post hiking, scuba diving and fishing videos to encourage you to get outdoors and find your adventure. Be uncivilized. Like me!

Uncivilized Adventures
YouTube Video UCOt26I8tCA92eS4_2XX3Y6Q__eeMl6_Gmns We took our Catalina 30 out for a 4 day trip around Catalina Island. It was our first circumnavigation and although the wind wasn't particularly in our favor, we did get some sailing in. We stayed at Two Harbors, Cat Harbor and Avalon. All three moorings are great and we were surprised at how much we enjoyed Cat Harbor.
We took our Catalina 30 out for a 4 day trip around Catalina Island. It was our first circumnavigation and although the wind wasn't particularly in our favor, we did get some sailing in. We stayed at Two Harbors, Cat Harbor and Avalon. All three moorings are great and we were surprised at how much we enjoyed Cat Harbor.
The DiveNSurf Dive Team took a trip over to Avalon to do some diving at Casino Point. the Giant Seabass did not disappoint.
I've had a pair of Truefin dive fins for a month or so now and I've got some pretty strong opinions on this new and innovative product. In this video, I talk about my experience with the product and whether or not you should grab a pair. For more, check out www.truefin.com
I had an issue over the winter where I wasn't getting good waterflow out the stern on my Catalina 30. After rebuilding the water pump, I had a substantial leak at the pump and concluded there was a blockage somewhere in the cooling system. After some trial and error and consultation with experts, we realized the Exhause Manifold was blocked. Here's how to put it together.
We hit Yellowtail Pt., Isthmus Harbor Reef and Eagle Reef for a full day of diving on the Pac Star with DiveNSurf. The crew was outstanding as usual and they made sure everyone had a great time and stayed safe in a ripping current and moderate seas. The right home was bumpy.
We took some roads less traveled and did some exploring recently. We found some wonderful places that are worth a visit but don't see too much visitation. We found a hot spring, a very old tree and a quiet creek among other things. We had sun, rain and snow along with quite a bit of wind.
Some call it debauchery in paradise. It's the 33rd Annual Buccaneer Days at Two Harbors on Catalina Island. We spent 4 days on the hook and had a great time. Made some new friends and ran into some old friends. Rum was consumed and pirate hats were worn. It was our first time but not our last.
We took off for an extended trip to the island and it didn't disappoint. Great weather, good sailing on the way there and LOTS of dolphins.
Right after we dove the Palawant we heading over to the Avalon. It's nearby and in about 70 feet of water, it's accessible for training dives and just for fun. There's a bow section and a stern with a whole lot of pancaked wreck in between. Props to the DNS Island Diver for dropping us on top of the wreck.
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Our Adventures

Hiking

Dirt time is how we get in touch with nature.  It’s our way of recharging and connecting with the world around us.

Scuba Diving

You think the world above the water is amazing?  Try going down under.  It’s like nothing you’ve ever experienced.

Sailing

It’s not just about being on the water.  Yeah, we need that, but we need to connect in a primal way.  We can’t tame the wind, but we can use it.

Fishing

Flies, bait, lures or jigs.  We love it all.  Big fish, little fish and sometimes no fish.

Backpacking

While day hikes are a lot of fun, nothing beats an extended stay in the wilderness.  Bring a hammock and hang with us.

 

Shooting

On the range or in the field, we fully support the Second Amendment and believe in being prepared.  You should too.

The Uncivilized Team

Scott

Owner

Who We Are

Scott is qualified to be a PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer.  Certified since 1985, Scott has explored the southern California coastline for years.

The Angeles National Forest has always been a special place to Scott and he’s explored the North, West and East fork of the San Gabriel River with friends and family for years.  There’s still lots of secrets to be uncovered in this amazing place.

Sailing is the newest infatuation here at Uncivilized Adventures!  So much so, we’re buying a boat and we look forward to taking you along for the trip.  Catalina here we come.

Meet the Team