Lake Huron - Ironton located

[NitroxSam]

Yeah, many of us can't get the song out of our heads....

That as well...lol..yep ohio at 300..

 

[NitroxSam]

Have you dived in Tobermory, Ontario? It's almost a straight shot up I-75 from Florida. It's a great place for non-tech divers to see well-preserved wooden wrecks.

No, I haven't. Sounds interesting though. I like wreck diving, but in FLA I've mostly dove artificial reefs, and really very few actual wrecks. I am going to check that out. Thanks.

 

[Marie13]

Article says 300 for the Ohio...

I missed that.

 

[Marie13]

No, I haven't. Sounds interesting though. I like wreck diving, but in FLA I've mostly dove artificial reefs, and really very few actual wrecks. I am going to check that out. Thanks.

Toby is COLD for the deeper stuff.

 

[NitroxSam]

Toby is COLD for the deeper stuff.

I'll bet it is cooold! Since I moved to Florida 27 years ago, the coldest water I've dived in was around 66-68 degrees. That was in "winter"....lol

 

[Marie13]

I'll bet it is cooold! Since I moved to Florida 27 years ago, the coldest water I've dived in was around 66-68 degrees. That was in "winter"....lol

40s

 

[NitroxSam]

40s

Yes. Definitely cold. Drysuit weather..lol

 

[NitroxSam]

Have you dived in Tobermory, Ontario? It's almost a straight shot up I-75 from Florida. It's a great place for non-tech divers to see well-preserved wooden wrecks.

Found this online. Looks pretty cool. About

 

[NitroxSam]

Dive Sites and Shipwrecks

www.diversden.ca

 

[Marie13]

Found this online. Looks pretty cool. About

That‘s the only dive op in Toby. I was there in 2019. The Arabia is awesome, but you need cold water experience