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diving in the Northeast. With our home port of
Montauk, New York we are the closest run to the
Norness, USS Bass, Suffolk, Spikefish, Andrea
doria, Dixon, Coimbra, Jug and two wrecks that
we have recently found, the Andrea Ted and Lob-
Cod. Because of this, all these wrecks can be
done, individually, in one day or multi-day trips
to different wrecks can be arranged with
overnight stays in Montauk or Block Island. We
are rebreather friendly; most of the crew use
CCR's. That doesn't mean, of course, that we are
biased. We understand that OC is still alive and
well. Double and stage tanks are available to
charter customers. Tie-ins and unties are done
by the crew. Your plan is your responsibility.
The cockpit of the boat has ample room for
doubles, stages, gear boxes, cameras and even
those heavy scooters we all love so much. Most
of our technical charters are one day affairs that
include two dives with plenty of surface interval.
Safety divers are available to check on you at 70'
and 20'. Surface supplied O2 is always available
at 20', but it should never be a diver's planned
gas and is only there for convenience.
Some of the wrecks include:
Wreck Depth Boat Ride
Coimbra - 190' 3.5hr
Norness - 290' 4 hr
Suffolk - 180' 2.5hr
USS Bass - 155' 50min
Dixon - 150' 1 hr
Andrea Doria - 240' 7hr
Lob-Cod - 145' 1 hr
U-853 - 125' 2 hr
Spikefish - 220' 4 hr
Texas Tower - 185' 4hr (Shinnecock)
Jug - 135' 1.5 hr
Andrea Ted - 200' 2hr
Larchmont - 130' 45min
Metis - 140' 45min
Lake Crystal - 130' 45min
Oil Wreck 101- 150' 1.5hr
Any dive over 150' will require the use of trimix
and accelerated decompression. Certification of
these techniques is required for every diver
planning a trip with us. The Norness, Spikefish
and Andrea Ted are deep dark dives. Prior
experience in this type of diving is a must and
will require proof.
We're always looking for new wrecks and
putting together search trips. Contact us for the
next search trip or if you have a group that has
something special in mind, give us a call:
631-725-0565
Let's go diving!
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