sea nmf
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Good aloha would be to contact the owner and salvage for him/her. I mean, since you are down there anyway . . .
I'm sorry for the owner.
I'm sorry for the owner.
Lahaina's Newest Wreck :(
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Saw two different boats diving on it today - the one group was there for well over 2 hrs.
Tomorrow AM Sean and I are going to attempt getting there from shore... let you all know how it goes.
Aloha, Tim
Tomorrow AM Sean and I are going to attempt getting there from shore... let you all know how it goes.
Aloha, Tim
OP
Sean and I searched for the "Recluse" a week and a half ago, but didn't find it (he did however post some great pics from that dive on his site Lahaina Wreck Search, 12/20/2007 - SCUBAPOST.net Forums ) A few days later I had the boat drop me and Mako Mike off on it and we spent 30 minutes there. It is in 44 fsw and about 40-48 ft long.
It is rocking on the bottom and the keel has split open spilling all it's lead ballast across the bottom, and the anchor chain is hanging thru the hull too. Still a fun dive, even if it's only worth 30 minutes or so.
Aloha, Tim
It is rocking on the bottom and the keel has split open spilling all it's lead ballast across the bottom, and the anchor chain is hanging thru the hull too. Still a fun dive, even if it's only worth 30 minutes or so.
Aloha, Tim
Oh what a shame
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