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Scuba Forum / Scuba Locations / March 2005Lake Ontario dive sites
Does anyone know of any dive sites in the Rochester, NY area? I would really love to see some wrecks up there. I am from Rochester, NY originally. Actually Ontario, NY. But haven't been there for over ten years now. I don't know personally, but my uncle does. Let me know your email addy and I'll see if he can offer some insight. try to post at www.nydiver.com some one may help you there  Signaturewww.nydiver.com ONLINE meeting rooms >I am from Rochester, NY originally. Actually Ontario, NY. But haven't > been there for over ten years now. I don't know personally, but my > uncle does. Let me know your email addy and I'll see if he can offer > some insight. > Does anyone know of any dive sites in the Rochester, NY area? Hi, Consider driving a few hours around the lake and dive in Kingston, Ontario. Best preserved fresh water wrecks in the world. An hour down the St Lawrence and you'll be in Brockville, the 2nd best freewsh water wrecks in the world! Just some suggestions..... "Diver Rick" <bumper308@nospam_hotmail.com> pounded away at his keyboard resulting in: :Consider driving a few hours around the lake and dive in Kingston, Ontario. :Best preserved fresh water wrecks in the world. An hour down the St :Lawrence and you'll be in Brockville, the 2nd best freewsh water wrecks in :the world! : :Just some suggestions..... If you want to dive those waters, you can do it from Alexandria Bay and not have to spend time driving around the lake. Dan Bracuk If we don't succeed, we run the risk of failure. > If you want to dive those waters, you can do it from Alexandria Bay > and not have to spend time driving around the lake. > Dan Bracuk Agreed, but I was just trying to get him to spend his tourist/diving dollars from the Canadian side! Besides, the Kingston wrecks are normally accessible from Canada..... :-) <> Rick <> "Diver Rick" <bumper308@nospam_hotmail.com> pounded away at his keyboard resulting in: :Agreed, but I was just trying to get him to spend his tourist/diving dollars :from the Canadian side! Besides, the Kingston wrecks are normally :accessible from Canada..... It would still be a shorter drive to go south of Lake Ontario and cross at the Ivy Lea Bridge. That puts him what, 15 minutes from Kingston. He can spend his money on beer instead of gas. Dan Bracuk If we don't succeed, we run the risk of failure. Ummm...thanks guys, but I think you both missed the point of the question. I'm looking for dives sites near Rochester. Kingston and Alexandria Bay are on the eastern edge of the lake at the mouth waters of St. Lawrence. I'm looking at the southern shore almost in the middle of the lake. Do you have suggestions for that area? > "Diver Rick" <bumper308@nospam_hotmail.com> pounded away at his > keyboard resulting in: [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption > =---- |
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