Finally got out today, visited one of our favorites. Blowing a little but not too bad, maybe 15 knots from the SW. Got on site early and was greeted by a very unlikely site.....seashells from the bottom (82ft) and seeing them at about 40 ft.....NICCCEEEEEEE!
Vis a solid 15 - 20 ft horizontal and more than that vertical. Bottom temp over 50* what more can ya ask for. Well maybe fish.....and so the good luck would continue....6-7 bugs, no big ones and alot of eggers let go to seed the wreck for next season. Limited out on some nice size Tog and cleaned up on average sized Sea Bass, maybe 30 or more total. What a great day diving after this terrible Fall. Still alot of fish on the wrecks and Tog season is full go in a little over a week.....Capt Bill has some very nice numbers for some big Tog and from what we saw there's alot of Sea Bass about. As is usual, the Tuna will run any day we get enough divers. Give the shop a call @610-631-2288. First to call gets to choose the wreck location.
And for those others so inclined, the Gillman has some thoughts on some spots that have been known to produce some items that have some historical significance........JUNQUE'