In a message dated 7/11/00 2:46:42 AM Central Daylight Time, gremlin@ic*.co*.za* writes: << It seems I might be visiting the Chicago area regularly the next couple of months. Can anyone tell me what type of diving I can expect. Any cave, wreck technical diving happening. Any DIR divers there. >> Gremlin, et al: You will not find any cave diving in the Chicago area, but you will find some of the best wreck diving anywhere. The cool, fresh water of the Great Lakes preserves our wrecks like nowhere in the sea. The water can get a bit rough sometimes, and the weather is a bit unpredictable (on of the reasons we have so many wrecks), but visability now is in the range of 20 to 50 feet. Yes there are DIR divers here, but not many. Many of us are diving Hogarthian rigs that are close to DIR. If you want to dive Lake Michigan while you are here, give me a call. I operate the dive boat, "Enterprise," out of the port of Waukegan. Enterprise is a steel-hulled 30Ton, 42 ft Lakeboat, originally built as a commercial fishing trawler. She has been completely refitted for diving. We take only 6 divers at a time, giving everyone a lot of room -- elbow room as well as space for doubles, stages, etc. You can check our dive schedule out on my website: www.captaindales.com You can also call me at (847)520-4689. Safe diving, Dale
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