Whens the boat go in ? and whats the water temp like my friend ??
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divedude
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Boat go in Friday 5/3/02 water temp 36'
Diving Sat.
What you forgot to turn the water heater on, again????? :upset:
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divedude
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I turned it on ... but it kept shorting out with all this rain and snow
Maybe we could get everyone to "pee" in the pool....than might warm it up....??
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divedude
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So...... Thats why your wet suit smells funny
indeco
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after getting quite bored with diving in ontario, two wrecks changed that and reminded my what the big deal was
For deep water the St. James is breath taking
For Recreational limits the Trade winds beats anything i have seen to date.
For deep water the St. James is breath taking
For Recreational limits the Trade winds beats anything i have seen to date.
Seaweed
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The "City of Sheboygan" is a sweet wreck,
but the 'Munsen' is just a wee bit sweeter
but the 'Munsen' is just a wee bit sweeter
voodoogas_diver
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Wow so many wrecks, and to narrow it down is tough..... but based on the ones I have been on so far my list would look like this.......
Lake Huron: The Northwind in the North Channel above Manitoulin Island, upright on the bottom, lots of penetration from the holds to the engine room, galley, firemans area and tool rooms.
Lake Erie: St. James.....nuf said
Lake Ontario: sort of.... more St Lawrence... Roy A. Jodrey....massive great lakes freighter sank in 1972 I think, deep, darker than the hubs of hell and cold....
Lake Huron: The Northwind in the North Channel above Manitoulin Island, upright on the bottom, lots of penetration from the holds to the engine room, galley, firemans area and tool rooms.
Lake Erie: St. James.....nuf said
Lake Ontario: sort of.... more St Lawrence... Roy A. Jodrey....massive great lakes freighter sank in 1972 I think, deep, darker than the hubs of hell and cold....
indeco
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Vodoo - gas (great handle) under what god aufull conditions were you diving the Jodery. July August Sept you should have temperatures from 70 to 72 and if it is a sunny day you should have horizontal viz from 50 to 70 feet. and if you are on the stern on a good day you should be able to look up to the surface and enjoy 180 feet of verticle vis.
do like the locals (thats me) and dont dive it till the water hits 65
I have dove the St james and that is cold.
Can you tell me more about this other wreck eg. depth, are charters difficult, bottom temp.
cheers
do like the locals (thats me) and dont dive it till the water hits 65
I have dove the St james and that is cold.
Can you tell me more about this other wreck eg. depth, are charters difficult, bottom temp.
cheers
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