SE-> The current usually runs between 1-2 knots, so the divers really
 SE-> need to have some experience in high current situatiuons. The wreck
 SE-> sits in 120 FSW and most operators will only let you explore the
 SE-> decks above the main deck which sits in 100 FSW.
That's a pretty stiff current but just about what I was told to expect.
Interesting that they will only let you explore down to 100 feet.  What is 
he
deepest part of the wreck?  I can kind of understand the limit for beginners
but anyone with Advanced should be able to handle it.
 SE-> This is one of the nicest times of the year to dive South Florida
 SE-> because the boats aren't crowded and the viz is usually stellar.
 SE-> I spent Saturday in the water and brought home lots and lots of
 SE-> lobsters.  :)
Seems like every time I come down in the off-season the operators have a hard
time filling the boat and I usually get blown off.  I've been down at Xmas 
ut
don't like coming down between Xmas and Spring because of this reason.
I like the part about the lobster, I could just about live on it.  Shit, I 
need
to get down there. 
--- Ted's Castle 
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