Captain Ralph Towlen
Oakland Restaurant & Marina, 365 Dune Rd., Hampton Bays, NY, 11946
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A 3-Pack boat visiting wrecks as shallow as 55′ to a depth of 195′. Rebreather friendly. |
Captain Tom McCarthy
Aquamarine Marina, 55 Hudson Ave, Freeport, NY, 11520
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M/V Tempest is not the typical commercial fishing vessel and was built with many of the comforts of a pleasure boat. Amenities such as air conditioning, heat, private full shower and head, dinette with wrap around seating, full galley, and much more provide for a more enjoyable time during those pesky surface intervals we all must endure. She was chosen specifically with extended overnight dive expeditions in mind. |
Captain Frank Persico and Captain Ned Witkin
Vidas Marina, 578 Guy Lombardo Ave, Freeport, NY, 11520
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The Sea Hawk will be docked at and leave from the Manhasset Bay Marina in Port Washington, New York during the winter months for bottle diving on the North Shore. |
Captain Chuck Wade
352 West Lake Drive, Montauk, NY, 11954
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The Sea Turtle is a 36′ BHM downeast style boat. She is powered by a single 430 horsepower volvo-penta diesel engine, allowing a 17-18 knot cruising speed. Built and used originally for lobstering on the Long Island sound. Capt. Wade purchased and customized the boat for wreck and shark cage diving. |
Captain Neal Stark
Ponquogue Marina, 86 Foster Ave, Hampton Bays, NY, 11946
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The trips will be aboard a 28′ Pilot house which has been outfitted for divers. On one day of each weekend we will focus primarily on the close sites, such as the Shinnecock Reef, which is only 2 miles out of the inlet and holds two popular wrecks, the Mandy Ray and Flat Top. Weekday trips will include longer boat rides to more diverse sites. |
Captain Dan Berg
2745 Cheshire Dr., Baldwin, NY, 11510
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The R/V Wreck Valley is a custom built 40′ Young Brothers. She has over 16′ of deck space, a 9′ cabin , enclosed head, heat, and 3 bunks. The Wreck Valley is powered by a single 6-71 TI Detroit Diesel and cruises at 20 knots! Her speed and excellent sea keeping abilities make her one of the most comfortable 6-pack vessels in the area. Running out of New York’s Jones Inlet on the south shore of Long Island, we can choose from hundreds of shipwreck destinations. |