Well this past weekend we were scheduled to run Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Friday and Saturday were great, but Sunday saw a lovely wind blowing out of the Northeast which kept everyone at the dock.

Friday’s trip to the Stolt gave us 30 feet of horizonal and 70 feet of vertical visibility. Everyone came home with a Black fish and a bunch of lobsters. Tim even came back with a light fixture with an intact light bulb. I am can’t wait to see if he gets it to light up.

Saturday we headed the Tolten with the Explorers Club and Underwater Adventures. When we arrived we found a lobster boat and a private dive sitting on the wreck. The lobster boat finished setting their pots and moved on pretty quick and the private boat allowed us to find a great spot next to them and off we went. The bottom seemed to have cooled off to a brisk 48 degrees but we still had great visibility. We filled the catch cooler with lobster and Fluke. The sun barely came out which kept the cool which made a comfortable surface interval.

Sunday, we went to breakfast as the wind was howling. Tommy came along with me to handle some maintenance. I figured we start with the messiest job, changing the oil in the motors and then working on some lights. Tommy stepped up and made a great helper.

This week we are heading to the following destinations;

Friday night July 25th - 120 wreck, Call Helen at the Diversion group to book your spot. 609-915-7226

Saturday July 26th – Venturo Tug, Rutgers/Scuba Network. If you have thought about diving in the Northeast, this a good wreck site to give it a try.

Sunday July 27th – Stolt with Blue Water Divers and Elite Divers.

The link below has all of the information to book your spot for any of these trips,