Lake Huron trip cancelled :(
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Jack Hammer
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Thermoclines move around a bit. We had 68* at 120' on the Milwaukee car ferry a few years back, dove it again the next day and temps were in the 40's. Seen the same fluctuations on most the Chicago wrecks too at different times.
OP
Pics from Sunday's dive on the Louisville, a wooden steamer that went down in 1857, just north of the IL/IN border, 7 miles off shore. Vis was churned up from the high winds and waves the day before.
Steeple engine
Steeple engine
Clayton122
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Thats nuts. This is my first year diving in the lakes and so far I have only made it out once. I want to make it at least 2 more times before the season ends.
It's good that you are getting to dive.
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MichaelMc
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Marie,
Great pictures! It takes an honest diver to publish their progress. I'm working on a pony for myself, just got a vintage Mk2 for it. You're a great inspiration as a new diver. Keep up the good work.
Great pictures! It takes an honest diver to publish their progress. I'm working on a pony for myself, just got a vintage Mk2 for it. You're a great inspiration as a new diver. Keep up the good work.
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pinshootr
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try Munising they have some nice sheltered dive sites in the bay
OP
I'm diving a couple of wrecks on southern Lake Huron Sunday off a friend's boat. Mary Alice B and the Regina. Good weather - yay!
OP
Thank you. I'm having tons o' fun. Wrecks, lots and lots of wrecks.
Lake Huron tomorrow, wreck class on Lake Michigan in two weeks, and another charter on Lake Michigan with a friend in early September. Rescue class in late September. I was making plans for other training I'd like to do in the next several years a few days ago.
Mine's an AL30. Too big for some people but I like having a cushion. Doesn't get in the way in the water. I'm used to it and don't really feel it much. Do notice it when I'm getting out of the water!
The funniest comment was from someone at the quarry once - they asked me why I didn't get a shorter one since I'm so short myself. 
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