SeaJay
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SCDiver:
Dive shops and hotels? There's a single dive shop here... And more than a few decent hotels. But why would you need either?
We'll find a place for you here.
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Dive shops and hotels? There's a single dive shop here... And more than a few decent hotels. But why would you need either?
We'll find a place for you here.
aue-mike
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SCDiver:
They are still showing up. Also, the ones I mentioned were just on the first page. You need to go through the whole database. I flipped through it and even saw a listing for a VA wreck and a FL wreck. Again, review the lat/long and start weeding out the ones that aren't off SC...
Gary Gentile recently published a good book about SC shipwrecks - check it out.
charlestondivin
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Check out WWW.CharlestonDiving.com . It is a non-profit lowcountry diving community website. It has areas for local fossil reports, Spearfishing reports, diving reports and local discussions.
Mike, do you know where I would be able to get a copy of that book of SC wrecks you spoke of? We actively dive off Charleston in 100-150' every weekend and would love to check out a few of the less popular wrecks. I have enjoyed your videos you posted on spearboard.com a while back. If you say It is worth getting I will jump on it.
SCDIVER, that database is AWOIS downloaded from Noaa. I remember because i forwarded it to you.
Mike, do you know where I would be able to get a copy of that book of SC wrecks you spoke of? We actively dive off Charleston in 100-150' every weekend and would love to check out a few of the less popular wrecks. I have enjoyed your videos you posted on spearboard.com a while back. If you say It is worth getting I will jump on it.
SCDIVER, that database is AWOIS downloaded from Noaa. I remember because i forwarded it to you.
SeaJay
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Good to see you, charleston... Site's lookin' good. I haven't seen it since the renovation.
How are you getting offshore?
Site's lookin' good. I haven't seen it since the renovation.How are you getting offshore?
charlestondivin
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Thanks SeaJay, We dive from my buddies 36' Bertram Moppi with Twin Yanmar diesels. Cruises at 27 kts. Mostly spearfishing in 100-130' ledges and live bottom. Planning on some 150-160's this summer.
SeaJay:Good to see you, charleston...
How are you getting offshore?
SeaJay
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Well... Let me know the next time you need a buddy... Or the next time you'd like to try out the Port Royal Sound.
charlestondivin
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Will do.. Do you spearfish?
SeaJay:Well... Let me know the next time you need a buddy... Or the next time you'd like to try out the Port Royal Sound.
SeaJay
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I don't... But I'm tolerant of those that do.
(Are you tolerant of those that don't? I know lots of wrecks out there.)
(Are you tolerant of those that don't? I know lots of wrecks out there.)
charlestondivin
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Doesn't matter to me if someone shoots or doesn't. I would like to find some of the less known wrecks to try off Charleston. I have over 400 different sets of numbers for live bottom and ledges offshore but no wrecks other than the known artificial reefs.
SeaJay
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No wrecks at all?
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