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Beginner wreck dives
04-27-2004, 03:00 PM,
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Re:Beginner wreck dives
Len Der charters, in Milwaukee, has been doing new diver nights on Monday nights for a few years now. Rates are less and the dives wrecks are all above 40'.

Wednesday nights are "normal" wreck diving nights with wrecks in the 63' to 125' range. Some parts of these wrecks, like the #6 dredge, come to within 26' of the surface.

Weekends are wide open depending upon the group. Some wrecks that we have taught our openwater courses on are over 300' long and lie in just 23' of water. There are other, shallower, wrecks that come up to 5' of water- like the Josaphine.

Of course there are the deep wrecks and the captain has just found another promising site in 250'+ of water.

You can call the captain, Jerry, @ (414) 588-6764.

There are other wrecks up and down the Wisconsin coast. The wrecks to the south are usually shallower, especially into Illinois, and they get much deeper as you go further north.

Some freinds of mine, Gert and Greg, where out on the Vernon for the past two days. They had 50' of vis, with available light, at 200'. If they wouldn't have been diving in the middle of the week I really wanted to join them- yes, some dives are worth putting a tank on for. Wink

Jon
"Ignorance begets confidence more often than does knowledge." -Charles Darwin
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Beginner wreck dives - by shamre - 04-27-2004, 09:11 AM
Re:Beginner wreck dives - by gp - 04-27-2004, 10:38 AM
Re:Beginner wreck dives - by tpscuba - 04-27-2004, 10:48 AM
Re:Beginner wreck dives - by jasondbaker - 04-27-2004, 12:58 PM
Re:Beginner wreck dives - by DiveCaptDean - 04-27-2004, 02:24 PM
Re:Beginner wreck dives - by Freedive WI - 04-27-2004, 03:00 PM

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