James and Kevin took the opportunity offered by calm waters to check out the line to the Stacked Hulls today. Despite bright sunshine, a bitter northerly made conditions cold in 4℃ air temperatures - just a little warmer than the water. The line is almost wholly intact. A section near shore will need some attention and the divers cleared a heap of accumulated weed from the outer sections, but the site is good to go. Don't forget, if you plan to attempt this dive, to check out the guide on the POW Kingston website and to keep close track of your air. If you're lucky, you'll encounter the unusual Long-Nosed Gar that Kevin and James did. It was resting on the bottom. There were several large Small-Mouth Bass on the wrecks themselves.Thanks for performing a valuable check-out service James and Kevin...
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Mike, don't forget our Long-Nosed Gar sighting next to the stacked hulls.. It remained completely immobile, while we crept up for a closer look. We gently swam away, so not to disturb it's light slumber. One thing to note as well, large bass were quite numerous on the wreck...
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