The Divers of New York are enjoying the greatest and most unique diving in the United States, along the coast of Long Island; and the reason is SHIPWRECKS.

A little known fact about these waters called Wreck Valley is that it conceals hundreds and maybe thousands of SHIPWRECKS which lie on the bottom, literally spilling out their bilges with nautical memorabilia and precious relics that clearly outline historical changes that has taken place here for the three hundred years. Must are just waiting to be explored and provides an ADVENTURER with the most total experience in diving.

Captain’s Steve Bielenda, Janet Bieser and Hank Garvin along with the crew of the WAHOO takes special pleasure in introducing you to the greatest diving area in the United States, the North Atlantic littoral, exclusively New York, Long Island, New Jersey and Rhode Island. This unique area has over 4,000 shipwrecks, some lost since colonial days. Each sunken ship is an abundant oasis of life. For the spear fisherman; cod, fluke, sea bass, bJack fish and grouper abound. For the diver who craves a gourmet's delight; the northern lobster hides in his underwater home for the adventurous man or woman with fast reflexes! These waters also challenge the underwater photographer. What could be more photogenic than a sunken ship encrusted with marine life and treasures!

Come dive with us and explore an underwater heritage that spans from before colonial days, through two world wars, and up to the recent past. Many wrecks are still unidentified. Perhaps you may be the one to uncover their identity.

SPECIAL TRIPS

Andrea Doria--235 ft -->June 20-23, July 11-15

Texas Tower -->80 to 180 feet -->Friday August 9 ---$150.00 --2 am departure

Leaving 2:00 AM for the warm clear waters of the Gulf Stream the Wahoo will return Friday evening. with depths ranging from, divers can expect to see all types of pelagic marine life and retrieve various types of artifacts from "Old Shakey."

Virginia-->170 feet -->Friday May 31-->$150.00 -->2 am departure

35 miles south of Fire Island Inlet in 170 feet of clear wated, the Virginia (possibly the Sommerstad) is an excellent lobster and artifact wreck.

Block Island 3 Day Weekend Saturday August 31 -->160ft max -->$350

Leave Montauk Point and dive the USS Bass, The Grecian, and the U-853. Various shore stops for dinner, breakfast and fun.

For more information contact Captain Steve Bielenda

For more information contact Captain Steve Bielenda

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For more information contact Captain Steve Bielenda

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