St Lawrence diving conditions
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Conditions are good, water temp is just about 60, visibility is great. Where on the river are you planing to dive? Thermo's running about fifty feet up to American narrows. If you need a ride to a dive site give us a call. TISA
Other wrecks in that area are the AE Vickory, the Sir Robert Peel, the Oconta/Oneida, The America...
Check out our website http://captainsklein.tripod.com and go to "Dive Sites" to find out more info.
The majority of the services that we provide are on our site, but we can provide you with endless info on lodging, dining, air fills, camping and so many other "tourist" things to do.
We have a head on board and a cabin for your changing needs. Snacks and water are provided.
Our business is a "personalized" dive operation. We cater to the diver. The diver tells US where to go, we don't tell the diver where we are going. We can make recommendations based on your experience.
Check out our website http://captainsklein.tripod.com and go to "Dive Sites" to find out more info.
The majority of the services that we provide are on our site, but we can provide you with endless info on lodging, dining, air fills, camping and so many other "tourist" things to do.
We have a head on board and a cabin for your changing needs. Snacks and water are provided.
Our business is a "personalized" dive operation. We cater to the diver. The diver tells US where to go, we don't tell the diver where we are going. We can make recommendations based on your experience.
great
i know im a little late responding
my computer was down for a little while,
i just spent a week up there
great diving.
my friend and i trailered his boat and we came with all our gas for the week.
turned out to be a overkill,
next time we will cut back and seek local service.
im planning several more trips up that way this season so im sure ill be using your operation in the future.
awesome diving up there...
thanks
Ray
i know im a little late responding
my computer was down for a little while,
i just spent a week up there
great diving.
my friend and i trailered his boat and we came with all our gas for the week.
turned out to be a overkill,
next time we will cut back and seek local service.
im planning several more trips up that way this season so im sure ill be using your operation in the future.
awesome diving up there...
thanks
Ray
colby
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I just finished doing my AOW in the Brockville area and the water was 66* today 
dtdiver
Contributor
hmmm,
nice captain.
seriously though,how long is the ride from your dock to kingston or other area wrecks?
i've been looking for a us based charter for a while. thought mo was the only one.
glad to see your business. i'll be in touch.
dave
nice captain.
seriously though,how long is the ride from your dock to kingston or other area wrecks?
i've been looking for a us based charter for a while. thought mo was the only one.
glad to see your business. i'll be in touch.
dave
dtdiver:
The trip to Kingston is 30 minutes. There are other wrecks in the Clayton area that are anywhere from 5-10 minutes and some 10-15, etc. There are so many options being based out of Clayton. We are right in the middle of either direction (Keystorm/Wolfe Island).
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