New Jersey Scuba Diving

Sachem

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The "Sachem" wreck is typical of the remains of many unknown wooden sailing ships that are found off the coast. Three parallel sets of ribs and scattered decking between provide good habitat for lobster. The wreck sits in 60' of water on a clean sandy bottom and visibility is usually good on this site. Fairly large and scattered, it also provides a good opportunity for the spearfisherman.

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Captain Steve Nagiewicz

Shark Research Institute
Speaking at NJ Aquarium on Shark Conservation on behalf of the Shark Research Institute
Captain Steve Nagiewicz

Captain Steve Nagiewicz was the owner of the website njscuba.com, which was the first Internet resource for New Jersey shipwreck and scuba diving.

Nagiewicz is a USCG licensed Merchant Marine Master Oceans and has been scuba diving for more than 25 years with over 4000 sport, technical, and commercial dives all over the world.

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