Northern California wreck diving

[gottabenarced]

So can someone tell me where some good wrecks are to dive in Northern California? Maybe a good web sight or some good photo. Thanks

 

[mossym]

good luck, far as i know there isn't many...none that i know divers go to on a regular basis..

 

[DiverDuane]

The old steamer, Pomona, wrecked in 1908 lies in the Fort Ross area in about 40 feet of water between North and South Point. Don't expect to see a ship that you can go into or anything.

There is also The Frolic, a 19th century opium trader that sank near Pt. Cabrillo in Mendocino county.

DiverDuane

 

[rainman_02]

Probably not the kind of wreck you're looking for...but there's a sunken 17 to 25 foot sailboat in Lake Tahoe at about 70' actual depth. It's an easy shore dive and I can get the exact location from a friend.

 

[boomx5]

Probably not the kind of wreck you're looking for...but there's a sunken 17 to 25 foot sailboat in Lake Tahoe at about 70' actual depth. It's an easy shore dive and I can get the exact location from a friend.

I think you're talking about the one at Hurrican Bay. It's only in about 55'-60' of water and is a fun little recreational dive. There is also a sunken motor boat up at Meeks Bay in about 90' of water that is kind of fun if you want something to look at.

 

[dsafanda]

Sounds sort of interesting...
http://www.saintbrendan.com/cdnmay00/ccoast5.html