John_B
Grasshopper
Speigel Grove, a 510' landing dock ship
80+' avg. depth
Key Largo, Florida
80+' avg. depth
Key Largo, Florida
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Which is your Favourite Wreck?
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vladimir
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I'll second or third the Fujikawa Maru in the Truk Lagoon. Some of the superstructure might actually break the surface, unless I'm confusing it with a different wreck? But my dives were ~100'. Lots of life. These were taken on a night dive on the wreck:
The Betty Bomber is unique, also in the Truk Lagoon, in about 60' of water:
Those are some of my early photographic efforts, all taken with my trusty NikonosV (yes, it's been a while).
The Betty Bomber is unique, also in the Truk Lagoon, in about 60' of water:
Those are some of my early photographic efforts, all taken with my trusty NikonosV (yes, it's been a while).
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Hardeep Wreck, Pattaya, Thailand
16-26 m Depth
16-26 m Depth
Griffo
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SS President Coolidge. Vanuatu
18 - 60 m depth ( 60 - 200 ft)
The boat is 199m (650 ft) in length.
It's a shore dive, and offers a bit of everything from simple to advanced penetration.
It does however require deep air for the really cool stuff.
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18 - 60 m depth ( 60 - 200 ft)
The boat is 199m (650 ft) in length.
It's a shore dive, and offers a bit of everything from simple to advanced penetration.
It does however require deep air for the really cool stuff.
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ocdiver1
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Can't believe no one has mentioned the Yongala yet.
109 m long in 25 m depth.
My favorite dive of any type in the world...off Alva Beach in Queensland, Australia
109 m long in 25 m depth.
My favorite dive of any type in the world...off Alva Beach in Queensland, Australia
I would love to dive the USS Monitor, but getting the chance is near absolute zero. It would be awesome to see 1 of the 2 very first iron maidens of American history.
USS Monitor
16 Nautical miles South-Southeast of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina
235' depth
The wrecks I have been on are:
Texas Clipper
South Padre Island, TX
Depth: 60'-130'
Hilma Hooker
Bonaire
Depth: 95' max
USS Monitor
16 Nautical miles South-Southeast of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina
235' depth
The wrecks I have been on are:
Texas Clipper
South Padre Island, TX
Depth: 60'-130'
Hilma Hooker
Bonaire
Depth: 95' max
I'll have to say DS Frankenwald in Sognefjorden in Norway. Depth 25-45m
A German cargoship of 125 meters. Hit some reefs in 1940 while misnavigating at night without lights.
You can read about it here - DS Frankenvald
I can also recommend having a read about the other wrecks.
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Spectacular diving.
A German cargoship of 125 meters. Hit some reefs in 1940 while misnavigating at night without lights.
You can read about it here - DS Frankenvald
I can also recommend having a read about the other wrecks.
Gulen Dive Resort caters especially to techdivers. (However recdivers are also most welcome
)Spectacular diving.
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Texas Clipper
South Padre Island TX
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USS Oriskany
Pensacola FL
214'
South Padre Island TX
130'
USS Oriskany
Pensacola FL
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