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LAUREL LAKE

DIRECTIONS: (Southold, Suffolk
County)
NOTE: Diving is
presently not permitted at this site. I'm going to give
basic directions and dive site
conditions just in case the situation changes in the
future.
Take the Long Island Expressway
to Exit 73 East, Old Country Road. Take this east into the town of
Laurel. Old Country will have changed into Main Road. Turn left onto
Laurel Lake Drive, which is a small dirt road. If you drive under
the train trestle, you have missed Laurel Lake Drive.
CONDITIONS:
When diving was
permitted, this was a good site to enjoy the fresh water
environment. Divers could
observe all types of fresh water marine life, including bass,
trout, perch, catfish and freshwater clams. The lake, which
encompasses approximately 25 acres, reaches a depth of about 40
feet. The water is always cold,
so even during the summer, a full wet suit or dry suit is
needed.
Aside from fish
watching and the lake's ability to cleanse dive gear of salt water,
bottle collectors often used the lake's silty bottom as one of their
prime hunts.
By reaching their arms deep into the mud bottom,
often only yards from shore,
divers have
discovered an interesting array of ancient local bottles.
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