FAQ

What can you see ocean diving in OC, Maryland?
Maryland is home to many military and civilian ship wrecks as well as many artificial reef site. Each site is blooming with various species of life and growth formations. On any dive you may run across Flounder, Sea Bass, Tautog (aka Black Fish), Striped Bass, Spade Fish, Sheepshead, Sea Trout, Seahorses, Stargazers, Pufferfish, Amberjack, Black Drum, Colorful Butterfly Fish, Atlantic Triggerfish, Northern (Clawed) Lobster, Dolphin, Sea Turtles, Leatherback Turtles, Whales, Rays, Sharks and you can even find lost antique artifacts.

How is the visibility?
The visibly off the coast of Ocean City, Maryland can vary from excellent to low, at ranges from 100 ft to 4 ft or less. The visibility has many factors including weather, currents and time of year. We use a network of granny lines for your descend and ascend to ensure no matter what the visibly is, you will have a safe and enjoyable dive adventure.

Will the water be cold?
The water temperature like the visibility off the coast of Ocean City, Maryland can vary depending on the currents and time of year. We suggest that all divers wear at least a 7mm wetsuit with hood and gloves to ensure a comfortable dive.

What safety equipment is onboard the dive boat?
Our dive boat is equipped with a 10 man Cal-June life raft, an ACR 406 MHz EPIRB, a cockpit VHF radio, a handheld VHF radio, onboard Radar, throwable life ring, life vests, first aid kit and an emergency O2 (Oxygen) delivery system.

What safety equipment should I dive with?
We recommend that all divers carry a powerful dive light, a safety sausage, a cutting tool and a wreck wheel/line. Along with this, you should get the proper training from a qualified and experienced instructor.

Do you provide lunch or food on the boat?
Unfortunately, we don't provide food or drinks for divers although we welcome small coolers, which may be stored under the seats or in the forward cabin.