Ontario Wrecks

[wetman]

Will take you up on that this year. As well as many other dives i'm sure (even moreso down in kingston now i think.... looks like i'm headed that way more and more every day).

Steve

 

[mddolson]

Great Steve,
We won't have to rush back home.
We can crash in your guest room. (LOL)

Mike

 

[wetman]

Absolutely, and depending on the place i get, i'm mostly looking forward to some post dive deco steaks on the barbeque.


s

 

[DivingGal]

all this talk about diving here in Ontario has got me really, really wanting to dive..... but I will wait until the water is not so hard.

If you guys will welcome another to join you on a dive (and I'll even bring something for the bbq), drop me a line, I'd love to join you.

 

[mddolson]

Will do DivingGal,

But after this latest storm and deep freeze,
I think it will be a while.

I'm going in for Knee replacement surgery
in Brockville Feb 15/02 That will tie me up for about a month but I should be back in the H2O in April

Mike

 

[scuba-punk]

A few of other nice wrecks in the Prescott area:
- Robert Gaskin (wood, easy penetration, 65' to 50') - Usually has a northern pike chasing rock bass inside.
- Henry C. Daryaw (Totally upsidedown, 95') - Usually has strong current (get some experience in current first) - but being greeted by two large props as you approach the wreck is cool.