HOLGATE JETTY New Jersey Beach Diving Guide
for scuba divers.
The complete scuba divers
beach diving guide to New Jersey's shipwrecks, jetties and inlets
complete with driving directions.
HOLGATE JETTY
DIRECTIONS:
(Holgate, Ocean County) Take the Garden
State Parkway to Exit 63, Rt. 72. Stay on Rt. 72 over the bridge,
then turn right on Long Beach Blvd. Drive south into Holgate.
CONDITIONS:
Most the
jetties along Long Beach Island or for that matter the New Jersey
coast are productive for divers who want to hunt for lobsters and
crabs or for spear fisherman
looking for black fish. The
Holgate Jetty is
the largest of these jetties on Long Beach
Island and therefore provides area divers better opportunities to
bring home dinner. According to diver Cathie Cush, the Holgate
Jetty is constructed of large cement blocks and rocks. The
jetty is longer than it appears on the surface and as you move
away from the beach the structure becomes submerged.
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New Jersey Beach
Diver, The Diver's Guide to New Jersey Beach Diving Sites is
the most comprehensive, accurate illustrated collection of
information, photographs, sketches and stories ever written
about beach diving off New Jersey's coast. This exciting new
ebook contains everything divers need to know about exploring
over
34 dive sites, including 25 shipwrecks as well as
jetties, inlets and bottle dives. This book is packed with
accurate information pertaining to car directions, dive site
conditions and historical information. New Jersey Beach Diver
contains over 100 illustrations with 60 color photographs, 21
black & white historical images, and 20 triangulation sketches
plus one map. After reading New Jersey Beach Diver, divers
will not only have had a nostalgic glimpse into the history of
many beach accessible shipwrecks, but will know where to go to
catch lobsters and where the best bottle dive site are
located. New Jersey Beach Diver contains a wealth of
information complied by Daniel Berg and Denise Berg, Howard Rothweiler and Bill Davis. New Jersey Beach Diver is sure to
complement the library of divers, fisherman, marine
historians, armchair sailors or anyone with a general interest
in history, diving or the sea
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34 dive sites, including 25 shipwrecks as well as
jetties, inlets and bottle dives. This book is packed with
accurate information pertaining to car directions, dive site
conditions and historical information. New Jersey Beach Diver
contains over 100 illustrations with 60 color photographs, 21
black & white historical images, and 20 triangulation sketches
plus one map. After reading New Jersey Beach Diver, divers
will not only have had a nostalgic glimpse into the history of
many beach accessible shipwrecks, but will know where to go to
catch lobsters and where the best bottle dive site are
located. New Jersey Beach Diver contains a wealth of
information complied by Daniel Berg and Denise Berg, Howard Rothweiler and Bill Davis. New Jersey Beach Diver is sure to
complement the library of divers, fisherman, marine
historians, armchair sailors or anyone with a general interest
in history, diving or the sea