Boston area dive scene?

[RIHappyDiver]

@TuckerIdaho I like my local diving, but if I lived in Boston I’d be heading to the locations I mentioned, not FW. Although, if you get there early enough you can get an extra 1.5 to 2 ft vis before the masses stir it up .

 

[formernuke]

What?!?! The Newport buoy says 53.4!

Shearwater perdix says 48 at 30 feet.

 

[hilljo88]

As a former Boston resident I can tell you that Logan airport has good connections to warm water diving!

 

[formernuke]

As a former Boston resident I can tell you that Logan airport has good connections to warm water diving!

I prefer providence airport, much easier to get in and out.

 

[Jay Adams]

We call 10ft VIS here good...for which we pray but rarely see and seldom can predict. Welcome to New England! It can be great diving, like the jungle can be great hiking once you clear a path!
It has to be worked at.

10 ft is great vis here lol

 

[Jay Adams]

What?!?! The Newport buoy says 53.4!

silver lake in harrisville, NH was 49 on tuesday evening at 25 feet

 

[RIHappyDiver]

silver lake in harrisville, NH was 49 on tuesday evening at 25 feet

That doesn’t seem too bad for a freshwater lake in your area. I used to live in Keene, but never dove up there.

 

[Jay Adams]

That doesn’t seem too bad for a freshwater lake in your area. I used to live in Keene, but never dove up there.

dublin, nubanusit, granite and silver all are right there, all are great dives.

 

[RIHappyDiver]

dublin, nubanusit, granite and silver all are right there, all are great dives.

Used to drive by Dublin and wonder how it would be for diving. My have to hit it this summer.

 

[mi000ke]

As a former Boston resident I can tell you that Logan airport has good connections to warm water diving!

As a current Boston resident, I can tell you that the water was 83 degrees this week in Grand Cayman and the vis only about 80', but it's coming around after a more stormy than usual winter.