Got 1 dive in today on the MOHAWK with RJ’s group from Treasure Cove on the Independence II before the seas started turning ugly. 10 feet vis and 47F top to bottom with no thermocline, presumably due to the southerly swell mixing things up.
Posted by: mcjangles | June 6, 2010
1 and run
Posted in MOHAWK, New Jersey wrecks, wreck diving | Tags: MOHAWK, NJ WRECK DIVING
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Down too long in the midnight sea... 
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