Bayfield
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07-24-2008, 10:03 AM,
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Re: Bayfield
The Fin McCool is easy dive but it's a barge so it's a huge wooden box. I dive it ever time I have gear with me. The entrance has had construction around it but the shore side of the private docksĀ has a walk in. Sometime you can see a tiny bit sticking out of the water. If not you need to go 50/80 yards out and to the right. 25 feet of water. Bring a flag or two, your next to a shipping lane. Most boater stay away from it but you are close so don't make a mistake and swim up the channel. This can be hard to find without local knowledge. It's also a private marina so be really nice and stay away from peoples boats. They don't want strangers poking around but it you stay out of the way and don't make noise they just say hello and move on. Try to limit it to one car, parking is tight and for owners.
Their is a old car, model A(?) in 65 feet off the break wall by the playground. It's hard to say were it is but there is a large slab of cement I use, drop in and down 6 feet at the base of the wall you'll find a yellow poly line, follow that to the guide line. Vis is 20 ish. The seafloor drops quick so mind your fining or your coming back in a silt out. This site has a surface current so it's best to leave a rope tied to shore so you can hold on as everyone gets out (and in I suppose) Old stuff off the little beach to the right of the fish market. Easy sand entry, Swim left out of the beach, find 20 feet and follow it, it's full of old pier/wood and bits of iron. Not great but nice. Vis was 30 or so last time. USE FLAGS (I mark the shore for the car)
Ask your doctor if getting off your ass is right for you.
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Re: Bayfield - by DiverQueen - 07-23-2008, 10:40 PM
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