North Carolina

Olympus Dive Center Morehead City, August 1997, Steve Glenn, Richmond, VA. "Trip out (25 miles) can be rough and long if the seas decide not to cooperate. Worth it once you get there, however, wrecks covered in fish of all varieties. Wrecks in good shape. Can penetrate U352 if you're competent. vis: 100-120 ft. water: 78 degrees. Olympus has it down to a science. Smooth all the way."

Rhode Island

Galilee

Snappa Fishing Charter, August 1996, Barry Lipman, Brookfield, CT. "Water: 65 to 70 degree, Vis: 15 to 70 feet. All day trips deliver sharks virtually all the time. Captain Charlie Donilon goes beyond his promises. We didn't attract sharks until early afternoon so he stayed two hours later than planned so we could all dive our fill. We all enjoyed upclose and personal encounters with four blue sharks ranging from 6 to 9 feet long.Hoping for vis better that the 15 to 20 feet. Boat clean and spacious. Probably the most exciting dive in New England."

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