bubble-head
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How's the conditions been for the Huron and Triangle Wrecks lately?
Outer Banks shore diving conditions
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jgarysmith
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can anybody help on this one. I will be in Nags Head on Nov 18 and could not get a boat dive. I have dove the Triangle Wrecks in the early summer, but never in the fall. Was thinking about giving it a try if it would be worth it,
Does anyone know what the conditions are like this time off the year?
Does anyone know what the conditions are like this time off the year?
Diver91
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I'm going to Corolla for T-Day and would like some info on beach dives in the area, any wrecks close to shore? Any help would be great! Thanks
Jeff
Jeff
I would call these guys and ask what's going on:
http://www.obxdive.com/
There are some shore dives around Nags Head, but I don't know what conditions have been like lately. Further south, water at the beach has been pretty murky lately.
Rich
http://www.obxdive.com/
There are some shore dives around Nags Head, but I don't know what conditions have been like lately. Further south, water at the beach has been pretty murky lately.
Rich
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bubble-head
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Rich, thanks for the update.
OBXDIVEGUY
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Not a whole lot going on in Corolla as far as shore diving. There is the wreck of the Metropolis which is right on the beach (dry). You can put on your gear and walk around it.
I don't know what the conditions are right now, but when I lived there, shore diving was typically done for the season early November.
Contact these guys:
http://www.beachdive.com/
They are the local beach dive experts. Tell them Justin sent ya.
I don't know what the conditions are right now, but when I lived there, shore diving was typically done for the season early November.
Contact these guys:
http://www.beachdive.com/
They are the local beach dive experts. Tell them Justin sent ya.
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