Lakeland Divers offers year round diving aboard the Sea Lion.
2008

DATE	DESTINATION	DEPTH
APRIL
Sunday 27th	Mohawk Sank January 23rd, 1935 after colliding with the motor vessel Tailsman. One of the best artifact dives on the coast	80'
MAY
Sunday 11th	Brunette Iron hull steam freighter sank 1870 3 miles off Manasquan Inlet. Good artifact dive. Sometimes called the door knob wreck	80'
Sunday 25th	Emerald Wood hulled steamship with coal fired twin engines. Sank in 1873. Good digging wreck.	80'
JUNE
Sunday 8th	Pinta 194' Dutch freighter with cargo of teak lumber.	90'
Sunday 15th	Stolt This massive tanker was cut in half by the luxury liner Shalom on November 26th, 1964. The stern section remains intact and looms nearly 60 feet above the white sand bottom. Artifacts are still being recovered from her remains	60' - 130'
JULY
Sunday 6th	New Diver Special extra hands will be on board to make your first foray into the North Atlantic an interesting, safe, and enjoyable adventure	65' - 80'
Sunday 27th	New Diver Special	65' - 80'
AUGUST
Sunday 3rd	Arundo She was carrying two steam locomotives and over 5000 cases of Canadian beer along with jeeps, trucks and other war material	130'
Sunday 17th	Viscaya On October 30, 1890, this Spanish steamer carried a group of rich Cuban businessmen and their families when it was struck by the sailing vessel Cornelious Hargraves and suddenly sank. Many treasures remain buried beneath the sands.
Sunday 24th	Special Staff Dive
SEPTEMBER
Sunday 14th	Pinta Sank in 1963 when hit broadside by British freighter SS City of Perth.	90'
Sunday 28th	Tolten A neutral vessel whose sinking precipitated riots in Rio de Janeiro	90'
OCTOBER
Sunday 12th	RC Mohawk Built in 1902, 205' long and 32' wide. On April 6th 1917, she was temporally loaned to the NAvy for coastal convoy duty. Sank October 1st 1917, after colliding with the SS Vennacher.	<100'
Sunday 26th	Maurice Tracy Tracy Sank in 1944 when rammed by the liberty ship Jesse Billingsey. She was carrying a cargo of coal.	70'

 

 

For more information about diving aboard the Sea Lion, visit them online at http://www.atlantic-wreckdivers.com.
Or call us at Lakeland Divers at (973) 887-0194