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18 miles off shore? A bit of haul?
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18 miles off shore? A bit of haul?
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New shipwreck?
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A shame they didn't sink her a little shallower
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triplecove
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345' Why so deep?
OP
Could be marketed as a RB / tech dive? That said - that's pretty deep for a teeney little boat which is stripped with no goodies to take home. Oh well - could be a new fishing spot in a year, or two.
yeah, a couple of my RB buddies are interesting in finding out the numbers and diving her
OP
Probably wouldn't be too hard getting the numbers from the guys that sank her. It's definitely fun being the first guy(s) on a new wreck - but 345' and 18 miles off is going to use a lot of gas / diesel for a teensy boat. That said - maybe they left some portholes on her? But I doubt it.
On a sad note - did a dive on a new wreck in 2000? and it's a bit sad when you see bed sheets, paper, deck boots & personal effects only days old.
Cheers,
X
On a sad note - did a dive on a new wreck in 2000? and it's a bit sad when you see bed sheets, paper, deck boots & personal effects only days old.
Cheers,
X
Looking at the pictures there didn't seem to be any port holes on her.
Was that a local wreck? I can imagine how eerie that was.
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Was that a local wreck? I can imagine how eerie that was.
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Cheers. That boat was in NY - Brooklyn. Another was a clam/scallop dragger in NJ. Thanks for looking up the portholes. Personally, 350' + nothing on there = non starter. Give it five years and there should be some nice mussels and lobsters on there.
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