Dove this quarry on 11/23/2008 and noted the following conditions. Visibility about 10 feet, perhaps more at the deep end, temperatures at the surface were around 41 degrees and there was a light skim of ice on parts near the shore. Down deeper below 32 feet the bottom temps warmed up about 5 degrees warmer than the surface, but visibility would drop to about 1 foot.
OK, I dove it today. Vis ranged from 0 to about 5 feet. All in all it was a way to get wet. Yes, the entrance is the one you hang a left on and go up to the ATV park. Keep going until you almost get to the campground and on the left side you will see a quarry. That’s the one to dive in. The best vis is on the west side, it’s also the deepest.
At the far end where it’s deepest at, about ~35 feet, you will find about 15 feet of vis. The shallow end is about 0 and you’ll have to navigate out away from the shore to get vis. The park is working on the area and it’s pretty muddy from that work.
Dove this quarry on 11/23/2008 and noted the following conditions. Visibility about 10 feet, perhaps more at the deep end, temperatures at the surface were around 41 degrees and there was a light skim of ice on parts near the shore. Down deeper below 32 feet the bottom temps warmed up about 5 degrees warmer than the surface, but visibility would drop to about 1 foot.
Submitted by Cummings66 from ScubaToys Forum:
OK, I dove it today. Vis ranged from 0 to about 5 feet. All in all it was a way to get wet. Yes, the entrance is the one you hang a left on and go up to the ATV park. Keep going until you almost get to the campground and on the left side you will see a quarry. That’s the one to dive in. The best vis is on the west side, it’s also the deepest.
At the far end where it’s deepest at, about ~35 feet, you will find about 15 feet of vis. The shallow end is about 0 and you’ll have to navigate out away from the shore to get vis. The park is working on the area and it’s pretty muddy from that work.