The BEST wreck Diving???

[DiveMaven]

I have to agree with Truk and Scapa Flow

 

[lostplanetairman]

My vote's for Jersey.

 

[dab]

The Great Lakes. Other than the recent intrusion of the Zebra mussels, the wrecks actually look like what you imagine them to look like. you have everything from 2 masted schooners of eary 1800's vintage to 600 ft ore carriers. Shallow wrecks for everyone, to 300' plus depths. New wrecks are discovered every year, and the "old" ones take many dives to really see everything. The season is shorter, the water colder, but the wrecks are incredible.

 

[Ontwreckdiver]

The Great lakes and St. Lawrence river have some of the best fresh water wrecks. With the cold fresh water the ship wrecks still look like a ship. We have it all, from 1800's schooners to modern freighters. The St. Lawrence doesn't have a thermocline and the water temp can get up to the high 70's.

 

[Drew1]

New Jersey is the way to go

 

[texdiveguy]

The Great Lakes

 

[SDAnderson]

Between Manitowoc and Milwaukee in Lake Michigan.
Fathom Five Marine Park on the tip of the Bruce Penninsula in Ontario.
Kingston to Brockville in the Saint Lawrence Seaway.
The outer banks of North Carolina.
The Florida Keys.

 

[MoonWrasse]

My vote is for Bikini Atoll, with the Saratoga and Nagato.

I've yet to dive there, but it's on my list
http://www.bikiniatoll.com/

 

[Hawaii Scuba Divers]

Do Not forget Hawaii we have wrecks that are great to dive in Honolulu and Now Maui has joined In..
Aloha Mark.

 

[wreckedinri]

With so many great places and great wrecks it is impossible to state with certainty where the "best" wreck diving in the world is. All we can do is each cast a vote for our favorite. What may be great for some, may not be attractive to others.

IMHO, Like Jersey, and the "Lakes", for quantity, quality, and range of depths (20-250fsw) it's tough to beat New England . . . and it happens to be my backyard.

Addie M. Anderson
Acid Barge
Alma E.A. Holmes
Alva
Andrea Doria
Annapolis
Aransas
Arch Barge
Arco #8
Ardandhu
Argo Merchant
Atlantic
B 101
Baby Doll
Barataria (tug)
Barge & Crane
Bass
Baleen
Bayville Wreck #1
Bayville Wreck #2
Belleville
Benj. F. Packard
Black Diamond
Black Point (bow)
Black Point (stern)
Black Whale
Blackfish Schooner
Bonanza Aircraft
C-3
Cannon Wreck
Cape Fear
Capitol City
Catherine Marie (FV)
Celtic/Cape Race (tug/barge)
Chelsea
Chester A. Poling (stern)
Cities Services #4 (barge)
City of Hartford
City of Salisbury (bow)
City of Salisbury (stern)
Coal Barge
Coke Bottle Wreck
Condor (tug)
Cormorant (FV)
Coyote
Crane Barge (Samson)
Delaware
Dighton (barge)
Dixie Sword
Dixon Chemicals (barge)
Dwight
Edward Briry
Essex (bow)
Explorer
Florence Norwell
Flyer (FV)
G-1
Grecian
Guard (barge)
Gwendoline Steers (tug)
Haight
Heckler (fishing vessel)
Hellcat
Henry Endicott (barge)
Herbert
Hercules
Heroine
Hilda Garston
Horatio Hall
Idene
James Longstreet
James Sheridan
John Dwight
John Paul (Schooner)
Jug Wreck
June K (tug)
Kershaw
Kiowa
L. & W. B. C. Co.3 (barge)
L-8
Lackawanna (tug)
Lake Crystal
Lake Hemlock
Lansford
Larchmont
Latimer Light
Lexington
Leyden
Lightburne
Lightship (Buzzard Bay)
Lime Schooner
Llewellyn Howland
Maiden Creek
Maine
Marise (fishing vessel)
Mars
Mary Arnold
Metis
Miss Jennifer
Montana
Mount Hope
Napatree Bell 6
Neptune II
Nordstrom
Norness
Olinda
Onondaga
P-47
Pendleton (stern)
Perkiomen
Pinthis
Poling Bros. No. 2
Port Hunter
Pottstown (coal barge)
Progress
P. T. Teti
Puszta
Pug
Race Light West
Regal Sword
Republic
Reliance
Romance
Rose Island Barge
Rudder Post Wreck
Sebastian
S. E. Spring
Seaconnet
Sea Flower Reef
Seneca (barge)
Spartan
St. Francis
Storm Petrel
Strathdene
Suffolk
Sweet Sue
Talisman
Taylor
Tennyson
Thumper
Triana
Trojan
Troydon
Two Anchor Wreck
Two Brothers
U-853
Uncle John
Vineyard Sound lightship
Volund
Yankee
YF-415
YSD-56

Just some - OK, most - of the wrecks that we can dive most any day.