Our plan is to do a few buoy dives on a couple of scallops beds in the area. And end on one wreck site to end the day.
Saturday July 12th Algol – Rutgers/Atlantic Spear & Scuba
This dive will leave the Point Pleasant Beach dock at 7:00am for the Algol which lies in 130 feet of water. Soft drinks included. Please contact Atlantic Spear & Scuba at 732-892-5971 to book this trip, NOT through our WEB site. Check out their web site at www.atlanticspearandscuba.com
Saturday July 12th Sea Side Crane Barge (Night)
We will be leaving the dock at 6:30pm for the Seaside Crane with lies in 85 feet of water for a rare 2 tank night dive. If you are interested in a booking for this trip, please contact Helen Bilinski at (home) 609-584-0389 or (cell) 609-915-7226 to book this trip, NOT through our WEB site.
Sunday July 13th MRMTC – Blue Water Divers/Scuba Ventures
This dive will leave the Point Pleasant Beach dock at 7:00am for the MRMTC Tug which lies in 80 feet of water. Soft drinks included. Please contact Blue Water Divers at 201-327-2822 or Scuba Venture at 610-678-2688 to book this trip, NOT through our WEB site. Check out their web site at www.BlueWaterDivers.com or http://www.scubaventure.net
Monday July 14th – New Wreck Mapping project
We will head out to explore a new wreck site that looks like it has been untouched since it went down. This wreck is beyond recreational depths as it between 155 and 160 feet deep. With its location, the visibility can be challenging. If you have the qualifications for this dive and want to be part of this team to help map this wreck site, you can sign up with the link below. We will leave the dock at 8:00am, drinks will be provided and there will be plenty of room on our cooler for your lunch.
Well with the forecast looking pretty good Sunday, but the two days before sucked. We were not sure what to expect. We knew we would have a good morning, but mister windy was going to visit us again in the afternoon. So off to the Stolt we went.
We got there and found a 2 foot sea, but they were a little tight, but doable. Mike had us tied in in no time at the top of the wreck which in now at 55 feet.
The Flounder were still there and they were coming up. One of the crew thought he would pick up a couple of Flounder on the way up like a snatching French Fries on a picnic table and dropped in pole spear on the way up. Some lucky diver swam by to find a pole spear that already had two flounder already on it. What a deal. We stayed for both dives;
Al even shot a 14 lb COD. Flounder and Lobster and one COD were the order of the day.
By the time we got untied and headed back to the dock, mister wind showed up right on time. It was not to come back with a full cooler of fish and lobsters.
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