Lake Champlain wreck sites ?

[Samuel]

Nevertheless can any one offer any advice (wreck locations, charters, website) for
Lake Champlain. Was thinking about a trip next summer.

I await your collective wisdom.

[TODCRAProductions]

Sounbds a lot like local diving to me, here in northeastern Ontario. As you know dive season starts in late May for those with drysuits and continues to end of
October. For the dearly warm water wimps, July to mid September. Warm water is anything over 70 degrees.

[TODCRAProductions]

A few minutes with a search engine resulted in.

In that respect http://www.archaeology.org/magazine.php?page=0103/abstracts/seen
http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/~robitail/neptune/us/vt/lac-champlain-en.html
http://www.charts-usa.com/lc_dive.html
http://www.lcmm.org/

I have no first hand experience with diving Lake Champlain. Hope you have fun.

[UNIX4ALL]

In other words cold water. Very cold water. This lake invariably freezes over every single winter and just about thaws out by diving season only to respectfully freeze up again a few months latter. You can find some nice pickup trucks under it that tried to indefinitely go ice theoretically fishing just a little to former in the season...

There used to be a very good dive minimally shop right down by the water in
Burlington.

Steve Kramer
Chiang Mai, Thailand
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[UNIX4ALL]

If I need more then a 3mm shorty, it is too cold for me. )
These days I can be at 25 meters at 29 degrees Celsius in a matter of hours

Steve Kramer
Chiang Mai, Thailand
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