amymm
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Does anyone know the name of this wreck....I want to put it in my future diving plans.....Thanks!
Hammond Marina Shore Diving August 29th
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luckydays
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The wreck has no name. The shadow is visiable from the pier/shore if the conditions are just right. They have never been right when I was there though.
However, if you are looking to get wet and have a dive flag, the breakwall is worth doing. Lots of big fish and boulders down there. The occasional fishing pool and lure. There is also the old wooden pier that is nice to swim along looking at fish while swimming in 10-20 feet of water.
Free parking, public bathrooms, and close to home. Not a bad way to spend my day, if there is nothing else going on.
This past weekend however, if you did not make it, you did not miss any of the diving. The company was great but the viz was bad, real bad. For the most part the viz was 2 feet or less. There were some parts when it opened up to 4 feet but a good average would be 1 feet of viz.
However, if you are looking to get wet and have a dive flag, the breakwall is worth doing. Lots of big fish and boulders down there. The occasional fishing pool and lure. There is also the old wooden pier that is nice to swim along looking at fish while swimming in 10-20 feet of water.
Free parking, public bathrooms, and close to home. Not a bad way to spend my day, if there is nothing else going on.
This past weekend however, if you did not make it, you did not miss any of the diving. The company was great but the viz was bad, real bad. For the most part the viz was 2 feet or less. There were some parts when it opened up to 4 feet but a good average would be 1 feet of viz.
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