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John Breden - interesting old newspaper articles about the wreck and the divers who found her here (thanks again Tiny Bubbles!): Maritime History of the Great Lakes: Shipwrecks: BREDEN, JOHN
BTW, (not trying to rub it in to you Stash-you should come out next weekend)
today was fun! 2nd time with Bruno's and the guys are fun and all of the passengers have been fun too. There are 3 new Open Water divers as of today ! They were super pumped and have to throw some kudos out to Rick....they looked great in the water.
The day started with tieing off onto the MaryAliceB. 4 of us got in the water...my buddy (Scott) and I started to decend and at 30ft .... came to the end of the line. Had to skip her and go to the Regina. Vis was better than last week. Water wasn't too chilly ... high 50's at 70 ft. very slight current. Little tougher up top.
I don't know the name of the 2nd wreck but, it is broken up quite a bit. Found the wheel and there was a boot next to it. Also a coffee cup. Interesting. Only took about 5 pics. Camera keeps crapping out. May have to get a new one.
Came up to some 2-4 footers and some rouge 7's + and it was a bumpy but fun ride back. Captain Paul entertained me with his stories of fishing the mighty seas around Alaska. Very cool.
Anyhoo, can't wait til next weekend! Hoping to do the Charles S Price! Sweeeet wreck!
We got two captains jason and Paul. THeyre brothers. J drives boats for st clair marine salvage and westcott mail boats to the freighters and pAul fishes for salmon in alaska 6 weeks out the year. SO, how can i say this? they know what their doing!
