Stolt Dagali Wreck - NJ Coast

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Basking Ridge Diver

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First dive from the surface to about 50 or 60 feet was pea soup. Once below it opened back up to 25 to 35 foot viz. It was tied in at the top of the stern.
I dove to the bottom to 124 feet on the first dive. Not much down there but I have some video. Wreckage and some fish - empty lobster trap too.
Stayed for a few minutes and started working my way up. The way the wreck sits is the broken end is in the sand but it is odd angle. But lots of fun... The wreck has lots of holes where you can penetrate but I stayed out for the most part. I was more interested in video and looking for life.

Second dive I decided to look at the prop in the sand at about 120 feet. Really not much to see there. Again I dove Air and 40% Nitrox. The "blade" of the prop looked to be 8 feet long by 4 or 5 feet wide at the widest point.
Not much at the bottom so I worked my way up to the Companion Walkway. Not sure why but my mask was flooding enough to bother me and it did not on the first dive.

Oh well - next time I come back I will try to get better video... But the wreck is worth the dive if you get a chance.
 
This is one of my favorite NJ wrecks. If you cruise along the bottom on the broken end I've seen some pretty big eels before.
 
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