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Here is a video of Saturday's dive at Hurricane Bay. This is a Lake Tahoe Dive site.
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Hurricane Bay
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KRL1973
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nice video, thanks for sharing
What was that object you found and propped up?
What was that object you found and propped up?
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I am thinking that was an old transmission. Whether it is an artifact or trash, well that is another question. I like to think that it has been there a while and that it is enough like an artifact and that it should stay in the lake. On the other hand, I think that it is enough like trash that I do not mind people "playing" with it.
ChadK
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What was your bottom time, temp etc?
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Hi Mike:
Thanks a million for the video. I've passed that area many times on my bicycle in the summer, when I stay at Squaw Valley for a mini-vacation. Seen a number of divers enter the area and always wanted to know what lingered below.
Hopefully, you'll get a chance to video something in Emerald Bay. I always wondered if it is as spectacular down below as it is topside. Also, 40 degrees. Wow! I'll wager the heater in your car was on max after the dive.
Claude
Thanks a million for the video. I've passed that area many times on my bicycle in the summer, when I stay at Squaw Valley for a mini-vacation. Seen a number of divers enter the area and always wanted to know what lingered below.
Hopefully, you'll get a chance to video something in Emerald Bay. I always wondered if it is as spectacular down below as it is topside. Also, 40 degrees. Wow! I'll wager the heater in your car was on max after the dive.
Claude
Myka
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Hi Mike,
Nice dive, what a beautifull blue ....
I dived onr time on hurrican bay, but maybe not exactly on the same spot. I found some big trees from 60ft to 200ft and more. A lot of crawfishes...
Can you indicate me how to find the small wreck please ?
Do you have like a list of the nice spots to dive in Tahoe, with directions to find cliffs and wrecks ?
I already have this, but maybe you can help to get some other spots ?
Map
thank you very much
Mickael
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So, the small wreck is pretty easy to find. Just line up with the intersection of Highway 89 and the private road (Mankato Pl), head straight in until a depth of about 50 - 55 ft and then turn right to head south along the 50-55 ft contour. You will run right into it with a few hundred feet.
Michael
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Claude; See
https://picasaweb.google.com/ad6e00/BargesDiveEmeraldBayJuly2010#
No video, but you can see what Emerald Bay is like mid-summer.
It's, well, emerald.
Alan
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