South Shore Neptunes

South Shore Neptunes

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Come dive with us! The club promotes safe scuba diving, snorkeling, underwater sports. Today the club promotes the sport of scuba diving in the Boston area.

The South Shore Neptunes was founded on July 5, 1955 by a group of enthusiastic scuba divers and first met in the basement of a home in the town of Holbrook, MA. The South Shore Neptunes was incorporated in Massachusetts on July 5, 1962. Over the years, the club has been involved with many different aspects of diving. This includes the founding of other organizations that members of the Neptunes h

Photos from South Shore Neptunes's post 07/14/2026

Neptune Dive - Saturday, July 11, 2026. Story and Photos by Sokol Prifti. Alex Wieck, Todd Alger, Joe Kilcommons and I left the marina 7:00 am due to the Tall ship events and headed to North Shore. On the way up we enjoyed watching the tall ships spreading out their sails heading to Boston Harbor for the Tall Ship Parade. Our first dive was Manchester by The Sea with ok visibility 30-45 feet and temp down to 48 degrees on the bottom. There were good size lobsters and some seals watching Todd with curiosity! Our second dive was down to 75-82 feet for scallops with 47 degrees bottom temperature and good visibility!
The third dive was in a good spot with a lot of rock formations and marine life but cold! After that we headed back home and made it to the dock at 3:30 PM.

07/08/2026

We have limited space on members boats to watch the Tall Ship Parade of Sail in Boston Harbor Saturday, July 11, 2026 9:00AM -4:00PM. Call or text the Diver’s Hotline for available spots.
Call or Text 617 804-5637

Photos from South Shore Neptunes's post 07/07/2026

Neptunes Fourth of July Weekend - Story by Doug Eaton photos by Doug Eaton and Tommy Lo. We had three boats on the Fourth of July. Tommy Lo had Ken Hayes and Justin Casanova on his boat. Angelo Correnti had Doug Eaton and Chuck Zarba on his boat and Bill Gallagher had Josh Eagles. On the Fourth of July, we did two dives looking for food. Some of us did good and some didn't. On the 5th of July, two boats went out to the Outer Brewster where Angelo Correnti got in for a dive. The second dive we went to Peddocks Island for a drift dive looking for a scallop bed. I dropped in and started looking and found no signs of scallops. I did find an old bottle and a lobster and gave my dive report not finding a scallop bed. Had agreat two days diving with the Neptunes.

Photos from South Shore Neptunes's post 07/07/2026

Neptunes July 4th Dive - Story and Photos by Josh Eagles
Dive log:

0745: (wife)Jen and I (josh eagles) Arrived at Old Colony Yacht Club
0750: Met Captain Bill Gallagher at gate. Loaded gear onto vessel and assisted in departure preparation.
0810: Departed from dock and made our way to rendezvous with fellow Neptunes
0900 : Approx time. Rendezvous with Captain Angelo and crew. Vessels proceeded to raft up just off Calf Island

Crew of other vessel was Doug Eaton and Chuck Zarba

0915 : All crew prepare for dive 1
0954 : 1st dive commencing.

Air temp 98F
Surface water temp 70F
Bottom water temp 49F

Bottom time 33min @ 41ft
3 min safety stop @ 15ft

Bottom was mostly gravel with visibility around 8 to 10 feet.
Though the surface had a moderate current the bottom current was low allowing for a decent freedom of movement. There were some scallops, which i harvested, scattered about. I harvested a total of 5 during this dive. The lobsters in this area where few and fairly small with the exception of a monster that was over sized, wrestled out by Doug Eaton.

1031: Surfaced and towed in to vessel by Flagline.

11:00 approx time. Had a social surface interval, snacks and instruction on shucking scallops.
1130: prepare for 2nd dive

1153:2nd dive commencing

Air temp 100F
Surface water temp 74F
Bottom water temp 54F

Bottom time of 31min @ 42ft
Saftey stop of 3min @ 15ft

Bottom was mostly gravel again with a few scattered lobster traps. Visibility is about the same as previous dive. Little to no current detectable. Scallops were a bit more plentiful in this area and were harvested, 7 in this area. Lobsters were again a bit on the small side.

1227 : Arrived at surface. Swam 1/4 mile to vessel

1500: Arrived at Old Colony dock. Unloaded gear and headed home.

Photos from South Shore Neptunes's post 06/28/2026

SSN Club Dive - Sunday, June 28, 2026. Story and photos by Doug Eaton. The boat dive was canceled because of fog today. Some went to Pleasure Bay, South Boston. Doug Eaton, Chuck Zarbar, Lee Koetnzer and Josh Eagle dove. The park ranger gave us a hard time. We finally got in to dive

06/26/2026
06/20/2026

Neptune Pot Luck and Dive Gear Swap

Photos from South Shore Neptunes's post 06/15/2026

Neptune Club Dive - Sunday, June 14, 2026
Story and Photos by Doug Eaton.
We met up at 7am Sunday morning. We had fourteen divers on the club dive today. Angelo Correnti, Tommy Lo, Doug Eaton, Chuck Zarba, Ken Hayes, Evan Bodell, Dennis Mayer, Mike O’Brien, Carol Hamilton, Derek Manning, Kieran Manning, Ryan Donahue, Lee Koetzner and Justin Casanova. Great day diving and chasing lobsters and scallops. Many went home with lobsters or scallops.

Photos from South Shore Neptunes's post 06/13/2026

Great turnout at Jake & Joe’s today and plenty of TVs to watch World Cup Soccer and other sports!

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Corner Of Quarry Street And Joyce Road
Quincy, MA
02169