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I see where they found $25,000,000 in booty 40 miles offshore Cape Fear. Google shipwreck Pulaski. I certainly did not see it when I was diving that area.

I think Cercoperly is still running Cooper River charters.... I think I remember him mentioning it on Facebook. I have taken to snorkeling due to age-ing but I cannot stay on the bottom long enough.

I live on the east coast and I am planning a trip to the west coast. I wanted to get in the water at the Cove and the 7 Caves in La Jolla but I have read about the seals and the poop and the bacteria. Everything I have read makes it sound extremely likely that you will get sick in you swim or...

Looks like a good weekend to find some treasure! Anybody going out?

No rain and 80 degrees F expected for tomorrows shark tooth hunt

The dive is still on. There is one other besides you Tony

We can consider meeting in Summerville or at Rosebrock Park (32.948693, -80.206205) for the time being My schedule with Joe got mixed up. So Joe is out of the picture. Tess expressed and interest and immediately became non responsive. She may be the 11th hour type but count her out for now. I...

The flow right now is low and slow. Perfect for fossiling. The water will probably be 10’ at the deepest spot. The gators are WAY down the river. Some 20 miles or so. The Edisto is MUCH friendlier than the Cooper. Mostly warm and sandy bottom. Few log jams if any. Occasional log. Few critters...

I plan to put on my scuba unit and walk-in the Edisto river this weekend. I will be snooping around for fossils. Water temp 74 degrees F. Air temp 76 degrees F.

yes and no, UNDR. They will typically go out when they have enough divers to make it worth their while. The river diving slows down significantly during the colder months, although the dry suit divers continue to dive. The season typically ramps up when the water temps reach 70 degrees...

Here are a couple of Cooper River Guides. They will take you dive sites and give you instructions on how to find sharks teeth https://www.facebook.com/groups/105172046087/ https://www.facebook.com/phillip.o.myers...

I remember the funk. I dont get it these days unless i have to put my wet gear in a car trunk. I submerge my gear after diving. Most of the time I fill the clothes washer with water, unplug it, submerge the gear and let it soak a day. I then hang it in the garage or an open area, sometimes...

<< 62 .... still diving..... arrived at a dive boat a few years back and there was an 80yr old woman waiting to go diving. Said she had been diving 50 something years. She decided not to go because the water was not flat. I get that....

i am a long time river diver living in Charleston SC. We have lots of gators in the rivers. They congregate in the areas where they are most likely to find food. In some areas there are very few gators. In some areas there are LOTS. They hunt at sunset but are also opportunists. They are ambush...

Very LARGE structure. LOTS of giant metal structure. Many old style Mexican beer bottles harvested. Many green pesticide bottles harvested. Potential pesticide in water due to rusting bottle caps. Be careful about rinsing out a dry mouth.

I am an old shark tooth diver, living in Charleston SC. I am willing to try to answer specific questions about the local operations. Just send them over. From my perspective we have (3) offshore limestone ledges, (3) rivers in Charleston worth diving, we have offshore Murrells Inlet SC...

Johnny is definitely looking for divers. Try him on Facebook @ Copper River Divers

The current water temp in the rivers here in Charleston is 65°F Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk ---------- Post added April 14th, 2014 at 07:15 AM ---------- The primary difference between Lowcountry Scuba and Charleston Scuba in my personal opinion is Lowcountry loves spearfishing in...

thanks Joe. I will spread the good news

not desperate, keep what you took, forget the ethics, enjoy the bad press (there will be LOTS), and just be confused