Tractor Tom
Contributor
You bunch of crazies probably should consider going to Mackinaw to dive. At the very northern tip of the lower pennisula of Michigan. Great wreck diving there (everyone tells me) but there are other areas to dive as well, where the vis is good and the water isn't 'quite' so darn cold. Capt. Gary of Rec and Tec Charters in Port Sanilac is very good with a nice sized boat and access to LOTS of good wrecks and is just an hours drive north of Detroit in Lake Huron. Diving is also very good in Thunder Bay, off Alpena with the skipper up there. Great thing about diving wrecks in fresh water is the wrecks don't deteriorate too fast. I have been on several wooden wrecks in the Great Lakes that are well over 100 years old, and still in very good shape. Diving is August is good in the mornings, but tends to get a bit bumpy in the afternoons as that's when the thunderboomers generate and tend to blow through.
Lots of info available on the Great Lakes Wrecking Crew board about the wrecks around here, and if I haven't moved to Florida by then, I'd be happy to help setup and plan a trip by you southern types.
Lots of info available on the Great Lakes Wrecking Crew board about the wrecks around here, and if I haven't moved to Florida by then, I'd be happy to help setup and plan a trip by you southern types.