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Site Condition |
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| Name: | Jerry | Entry: | 
5.00
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| Email: | Click Here | Bottom: |
5.00
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| City: | Reef: |
5.00
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| State: | NJ | Animal: |
5.00
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| Country: | USA | Plant: |
5.00
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| Diving: | 15 years | Facilities: |
5.00
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| Dives: | 50 | Solitude: | 
4.00
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| Roads: | 
3.00
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Evaluation |
*Average: |
4.82 |
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| This site provides easy entry from the dock. The reef is a short swim and well marked. Blue buoys mark the edge of the reef. As previously reported, squid are really easy to find. Look under dock. During three dives on three separate days, conditions were consistent. At depths of 40-70 feet, visibility was excellent, surge and current were minimal, and marine life was abundant. Look up, and it will be raining fish. A guided shore dive is available through Ocean Encounters West for $30.00. It is worth the money for inexperienced divers or those without a buddy. Ask for Tookie (AKA Captain Jack). If it is on the reef, he will find it. (Moray eel, Juvenile Drum fish, etc) The site presents few hazards, but watch for jet skiers on weekends. One buzzed the swimming area during my trip. Other boat traffic is well off shore. The on-site shop can provide tips on assessing the current. Snorkel Tip: Try a dusk or night snorkel off the beach. Even at shallow depths, this was an interesting experience. We became part of a floating and swirling wall of fish. (Not sure if night access is restricted to lodge guests) | |||
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Enjoyment Level |
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| Snorkel: |
5.00
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| Beginner: |
5.00
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| Intermediate: |
5.00
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| Advanced: |
4.00
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| Night diving: |
5.00
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Seasonal Information |
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| Season: | Fall | ||
| Year: | 2007 | ||
| Visibility: |
5.00 |
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| Current: |
4.00
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| Surf: |
4.00 |
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