The wreck was a late eighteenth-century sailing ship that now lies at 75 feet. Visibility tends to be relatively good, and it is very easy to follow around the edges of the wreck or explore over the top without getting lost. Great for fish and lobsters.   This little wreck is almost completely intact and[...]

The Manasquan Ridge wrecks are old wooden schooners that lie at 80 feet. Little is known of the origins, however this is a very pretty sight with sandy, sugary bottoms. The visibility and conditions are usually very good. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 4th 7 AM Departure 2 Tank Dive MANASQUAN RIDGE WRECKS

September 8. 2024 Sign-up Time: 10AM Where: Maclearie Park, Belmar at the Dive Steps Fun dive/cleanup with refreshments and more! It will be a fun dive/clean up – not much to clean up anymore (we’ve done such a great job in the past!), but still a great time to dive. We will have some light[...]

This wreck seems to be one or more wooden barges at 95 feet. Great wreck for sealife!   Set to dive the Captain’s Choice! SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14th 7 AM Departure 2 Tank Dive IMMACULATA & CAPTAIN’S CHOICE

July 6, 2024, on the Indy The Gulf Trade was an Oil Tanker owned by Gulf Oil company.  On Tuesday 10 March 1942 she was torpedoed by U-588. She broke in half behind the Superstructure. The bow sank immediately, and stern drifted into deeper water before sinking.  The stern is well defined and should be[...]