Wreck diving enthusiasts who like to travel together and dive together as well as practice together.
We primarily dive off of the east coast of The United States, from the Florida Keys up to New Jersey.
08/26/2026
I believe this is called a Horse Conch. I'm a wreck diver, still learning about actual living things in the ocean. This thing was as long as my forearm and about as big as my thigh. I have been told it's Florida's state shell since 1969.
A quick visit to the U505 in Chicago, seeing the sub and walking through it really helped to bring the U352 to life when I dove it.
Swimming through YO-225 a 1945 US Navy yard Oiler.
07/31/2026
Can you spot the oyster toad fish?
Fun fact: The oyster toadfish went to space twice on NASA space shuttle missions STS-90 (Neurolab) in April 1998 and STS-95 in October 1998 (accompanying astronaut John Glenn) to help scientists study how microgravity affects the inner ear and balance system. Their vestibular system and calcium carbonate crystals (otoliths) function very much like human balance systems.
Swimming around in The Aeolus out of Morehead City NC.
Checking out an old barge out of Little River inlet, North Carolina.
Practicing laying line at Fantasy Lake Raleigh NC