mweitz
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Sunday is Fathers Day. I can do it the 25th, but I don't have a yak yet.
Mark
Mark
Looking for the name of the wreck at Salt Point.
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Ben_ca
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Mark,
I have that Tarpon 120 you can borrow if you want to use that.
Ben
I have that Tarpon 120 you can borrow if you want to use that.
Ben
Eric Sedletzky
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You're a freediver and don't have a kayak?? Dude!mweitz:
You need a kayak, everyone needs a kayak, kayaks are great.
ZKY
mweitz
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All in time, all in time...
Mark
Mark
kf6alc
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Did anyone dive the Norlina? I am looking for info on it as a shore dive, is it possible? Any info would be appreciated. My buddies and I are starting to plan a trip to the area and are looking to dive either the Norlina, the Pamona, or hopefully both, but we may not have a boat. Any other wrecks in the area accessable from shore, or just cool dives?
Thanks in advance for any info!
Thanks in advance for any info!
recon_1996
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kf6alc:
Its an easy shore dive with good conditions. You have to climb down the fairly steep cliff at the chute (thats the cove between South Gerstle Cove and Gerstle Cove) The Norlinas about 50 yards straight outside. You'll see the boiler in about 8'-12' depending on the tide. Most of the other metal is hard to tell from the reef.
Have fun.
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