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Complete information on the Comet complete with video located here http://www.northerntechdiver.com/wrecks/comet/comet.php

Most upto date information on the munson here http://www.northerntechdiver.com/wrecks/munson/munson.php

ROFL I hope it wasnt the same buddy that offered to cut your hoses in Ivy Lea yesterday, but your instructor wouldnt allow it.

Not a problem, the weather was perfect for a run to the City of Sheyboygan and remember we still have some room for Saturday afternoon and on sunday for the long weekend if you want to come back.

DSS, Alberta plus a few more dude, more exploreing for you

didnt see you dude, change your mind

Its the cow**** thats the problem

at least cam decided to have look for himself and not make the decisions from the internet, which is more then I can say for most. My respect level went up a bunch this weekend for him. We will be awaiting your arrival on sat Neil.

Stop by around 800 am and I will personally set you up with some of the fellows that have done this dive, I am sure they will love to help out a fellow diver.

Sure do, the nearest boat launch that is operative is in either Brighton or by Ducks Dive, we havent located any other yet, mind you we havent really put any effort into looking for one as well. I will give you numbers for the wrecks when your in town next time and I have them, I wont give...

No time for that with diving the new schooner off the ducks, teaching and scootering to some unpublished dive sites in the area. Maybe in the winter.

Deepbound have you done this yet, we are available for some gratuis fills afterwards just contact me for a meeting time.

off the munson the other day it was at 50, doing this you will not see the "landmarks" to get you to the wreck and back safely. We all want to do dives like this the safe way.

We take the line off the wreck every Season to keep the boat customers from accidently using it and causing a problem. The line is a scooter run for us in the off season and we do not wish to have any one accidently hurting themselves.

Thats what we got on the Kinghorn on Monday as well, so it is warming up just not rapidly

Your right about more being between 110 and 130 feet Electric Diver but Deepbound wants to stay at 100 - 110 feet most likely to take full advantage of 32%.

We conducted a video survery last year for SOS and there is very little at the recreational level to see on the JB KING, your welcome to come and see it some time.

Looking forward to it actually Neil, I am always up for more new and exciting ways to dive wrecks in Kingston, you know that in Kingston we have the best freshwater wrecks in the World, especially at the recreational level. Let us know when your coming and we can get a few photo's of it as well.