cape cod

[divenflyer]

I'm going to be in Cape Cod for a week the end of September. Any suggestions for dive sites. Not really interested in wrecks, more about fish.
Who do you recommend?

 

[jfiore]

I have no idea, personally; I'm just sitting back and anxiously awaiting the answers -- especially for shore dives.

 

[augk]

Hi divenflyer, There are a few dive shops on the cape In Hyannis http://capedivelocker.com/
in Buzzards Bay Buzzards Bay Dive Center depending on what part of the cape you will be in one may be more convenient than the other.

 

[divenflyer]

Thanks,
We'll be in Falmouth. Any ideas as to where to dive? It looks like a short drive to anywhere (by Nevada standards). Shore or boat, either one. We'll be hiring a guide.

 

[Tug]

Cape Dive Locker has a list of some of the local shore sites here

 

[porgyhunter]

Dive locker in Hyannis charters alot of good dives. Check out their bookings. Cape cod bay is usually better vis than south side and buzzards bay waters. For a good shore dive try sandwich side of cape cod canal I park at visitor parking lot and walk down the dirt road to the jetty. It's a couple of 100 yards so I use a hand truck to wheel my gear. Bring a flag but just anchor it when you get in. Make Sure it is low tide building to high otherwise you can get pulled in the canal. Lots of fish lobster. and a neat clay ledge off the front. When off the front do not surface. boats cut close to the jetty. Also if you hear sound of a big prop, move around the inside of the jetty the large ship can create a pulling rip out front. Once passed go back out. Depth out front 25 ft. The longer one on the other side is great too. 45 ft at front