Each time that I drive by on the hwy 2 and see cars and trucks parked at the point,I always wondered what the wreck looked like...Thank you for the video.You satisfied my curiosity...Maybe I'll have the guts one day and take a diving course...
Contrary to what many divers would like everyone to believe, it is not really abig deal to dive. It is a sport like any other and can be learned by anyone.
Great video !!! Your shout of the Round Goby (Apollonia melanostoma) are awesome. The Rothesay collided with a tug called Myra on sept 12 1889 and sank at her present location. In 1901, Royal Military College in Kingston... blew up the wreck amidships in a munition exercices... The Rothesay was rediscovered on sept 25, 1964 by the Underwater Society of Ottawa and remains a very popular dive site. Again, A+ for this video. Thanks!
You're right. They are a non-native and invasive species that is screwing up the aquatic ecosystem. Like zebra mussels they were brought in the St-Lawrence river by sea going ships when they flush their ballast tanks.
Hey I love this vid! I fish near there all the time. So thats where they are (the big fish)
woody1time 5 months ago
Each time that I drive by on the hwy 2 and see cars and trucks parked at the point,I always wondered what the wreck looked like...Thank you for the video.You satisfied my curiosity...Maybe I'll have the guts one day and take a diving course...
lpv1899 2 years ago
Glad I could help:-)
Contrary to what many divers would like everyone to believe, it is not really abig deal to dive. It is a sport like any other and can be learned by anyone.
scubadvd 2 years ago
Brilliant. Many thx Scuba!
Eric
erstdeni 2 years ago
Brilliant, I love these beautiful ghost ships, under the sea, bringing new life to the planet.
izyscott 3 years ago
Great video !!! Your shout of the Round Goby (Apollonia melanostoma) are awesome. The Rothesay collided with a tug called Myra on sept 12 1889 and sank at her present location. In 1901, Royal Military College in Kingston... blew up the wreck amidships in a munition exercices... The Rothesay was rediscovered on sept 25, 1964 by the Underwater Society of Ottawa and remains a very popular dive site. Again, A+ for this video. Thanks!
erstdeni 4 years ago
Thanks all for the good words. I am glad you enjoyed this video.
scubadvd 4 years ago
I dove that wreck, awsome video
pollcrazy 4 years ago
Wow!!! Now I know what good video shooting is ...... thanks for the lesson.
pebdiver 4 years ago
the fish at 1:00, u have to KILL them... there INVASIVE, from asia, thier called round gobies or something, and they eat perch eggs
00margo 4 years ago
You're right. They are a non-native and invasive species that is screwing up the aquatic ecosystem. Like zebra mussels they were brought in the St-Lawrence river by sea going ships when they flush their ballast tanks.
scubadvd 4 years ago
great vid!
bigmanSJH 4 years ago