michaelp68
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Anyone ever dive or know of diving in the Congamond Lakes? Any experiences or information would be helpful. Thanks.
Michael
Michael
Diving at Congamond
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michaelp68
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My father bought a new boat which he is keeping there....
I went up and checked it out yesterday. I saw tons of boats and murky water.
Definitely not as nice as your lake.
Michael
I went up and checked it out yesterday. I saw tons of boats and murky water.
Definitely not as nice as your lake.
Michael
all4scuba05
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which lakes are good for diving then? depth, temp, and vis would help also...
keelhaul123
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I have never dove Congamond, but I know a few folks who have.....and regretted it. From what I understand its not much more than a zero vis mud dive. Your best bet for freshwater dives around here is the Ct river. As long as there hasn't been alot of rain up north the conditions can be pretty good. I was in the river Sunday in Hatfield, and while the vis was a bit poor, you can't beat the 76 degree water temps. Besides, the bass there are very friendly and like to be fed by divers!michaelp68:
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michaelp68
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keelhaul123:
From looking at the water in Congamond, I figured it'd be a zero vis mud dive, but I also figured I'd ask anyway and maybe hear something unexpected. Thanks.
I never dove Congamond when I lived up your way but I used to camp at Otis Reservoir and did some diving there. Wasn't bad if you stayed in some of the coves protected from boat traffic.
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