Note to self....Ken is a used anchor dealer. That may help the next time I donate one 
Good Beginner Wreck Dive?
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herman:Note to self....Ken is a used anchor dealer. That may help the next time I donate one
yea, I can't resist them. Some I even have to cut the line that is tangled to something on the surface
ScubaLuuke
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Definately the Indra is a good beginner wreck to start out on. That was the first wreck that I dove in NC
Cape Fear Divers
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Herman--Thanks! I hope you are doing well.herman:
Good recommendations on NC dives. The shallower in-shore wrecks generally have poorer visibility, but are OK dives nonetheless. I agree with the Hyde. A little deeper (~80ft) than some new OW divers might start with, but easily doable (my 16 yo daughter did the Hyde easily as her 4th OW dive after certification and loved it). On a good day, this is probably one of my favorite, most relaxing NC coast dives. Good vis, low / minimal current, wonderful sand tigers, easy to navigate. Markham has great shark's teeth, but more current and less to see (not upright).
ecudiver
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def the indra thats were all are basic divers do there open water checkouts
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