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Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Fingers
Fingers is probably the best known dive in the Newport area. The jetty area provides some great hiding places for the smaller marine life, and the fingers outstretching perpendicular from the main jetty can protect you a bit from the current. It is recommended that you dive one of the first three fingers you come to, as the fourth and fifth are subject to stronger current. Since this is the main channel out of Newport Bay, dive only at slack tide, and be careful of the boat traffic.
Take the nearest exit from the South side of the Newport Bridge. Head down hill toward the water, and turn left on SW 26th Street, which then takes you to SE Jetty Way and the park.
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R Lewis
Apr 29, 2007, 12:00 AM
scuba
This is the second time I have dove this site. The visibility was very bad, and the numbers of fish were not good. I saw one undersized ling cod, some smallish rockfish, and perch that I did not bother with. I only found two red rock crabs. I did my first dive on the afternoon incoming tide on a Thursday, and my second dive on the morning high tide. It did not seem to matter as far as the visibility was concerned. I only saw one other diver on Friday.
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