Is there a NC dive Bible??

[KidK9]

Ned DeLoach has "Diving Guide to Underwater Florida". This is basically the bible of Florida diving. Is there an equivalent to North Carolina Diving, specifically the wrecks?

 

[gfisher4792]

Never used these, but they might give you a start. Scroll to the bottom of the page.

http://www.scubadivingbooks.com/shipwreckdiving/shipwreckdiving.htm

or maybe this link:

http://www.nc-wreckdiving.com/

 

[Spectre]

Rod Farb's book is definately the one to go for. "Shipwrecks: Diving the Graveyard of the Atlantic". Couple those with Gentile's books and you've put together your 3 volume bible.

 

[jeadiver]

Spectre has it nailed. The Farb book is the best, but Gary Gentile's books have some useful information too. If your LDS doesn't have the books,

Gentile Books

I couldn't find any links for the Farb book, does anyone know if it is out of print?

 

[fireflock]

I think new copies of Farb's book are still available, but I'm not sure if it's in print. I found a copy last year at my local Barnes and Noble (in NC).

My guess is that copies will be harder to come by as time goes on. Some of the information is already getting dated, and the author is no longer around to do any updates (he passed last year http://www.wral.com/news/2217299/detail.html)

Buy it soon - it's worth keeping on your shelf.