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We are Rick and Deanna Saterstad. Located in Marine City Michigan. We are Independent Representatives for several Scuba and related companies in the midwest. Our territory includes but is not limited to:
Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, West Virginia.
This web site is our Portal to assist our dealers. It provides current news, specials, product info, downloads and event information. The Dealer Portal area is password protected. If you have received your username and password, please do not share it with anyone.
If you are a company that is interested in representation, we are in the process of aligning ourselves with a few select companies that would like to enjoy effective market penetration in the Midwest/North Central region of the US. Ideally these companies will compliment one another [more info].
Note: We are limiting our representation of lines to only a few. We feel that concentrating and specializing in a few select lines of quality products is the key to effective representation.
Lines We Carry
 Services Summary
Our goal is to provide ongoing support, creative marketing ideas and event representation to the best of our abilities. In addition, we offer value added services such as web design, hosting, promotion and e-commerce. Having previously owned a web development company for 8 years, we have the ability to produce a website that can help your business grow for a very reasonable cost.
Value Added Services
Having an extensive background in web site design and programming, we continue to offer these services at a deep discount to our dealers, manufacturers and select others. [more info]
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the Great Lakes Division U.S. Naval Sea Cadets on board the Pride of Michigan, an 81 foot former Yard Patrol Navy vessel. Sponsored and partially crewed by the Noble Odyssey Foundation, this ship and her crew explore the great lakes conducting research on 
drowned forests, ancient riverbeds and land bridges, invasive species and of course shipwrecks while at the same time teaching the young cadets diving, engineering, mapping/navigation and ways of the Navy. While there are adults on board, the Navy cadets ranging in age from 13-18 run the ship from stem to stern. It's truly amazing to watch these kids in action. 
Our first dive was in Lake Huron on an Ancient Forest (drowned forest). 7-10,000 years ago, water lines were literally 100s of feet lower than they are today. Diving on tree stumps in 40+ feet of water where trees shouldn't be is strange I might add.