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Largest artificial reef in the Atlantic - off Cape May, NJ

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#2904	The best North East quarry diving AOW_dude - 9/12/2010 11:12 PM View Member Topics Category: Survey Replies: 28
	I’d say it might as well be Dutch. Then again, what do I know, I didn’t see all of ’em, but I bet DiveBuddy.com members did as a group. (I know, I only listed PA sites, my excuse is I live here and a survey only allows for 5 options).

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#5 Dude, it’s not on the list. Which one?

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#13	JerseyJim - 7 days 3 hours ago. [Choose #1] I understand it’s closed to the general public, but 15 years ago our freedive club had season passes every year. took me 2 hours to drive there. would often stay overnight in the motorhome on weekends. gGreat place.

#10	reefrider772 - 3/22/2011 10:21 PM [Choose #5] I got certified at Dutch Springs in 2003 and it blew then and it probably blows now

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SeacoastNH - 11/18/2010 3:38 AM

[Choose #1] Only one Ive dove so far...

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OUBobcat - 10/03/2010 6:14 PM

[Choose #5] Gilboa

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John_giu - 9/29/2010 6:07 AM

[Choose #1] I have only been to Dutch Springs should I try these others?

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MDW - 9/22/2010 7:28 AM

[Choose #1] I voted for DS because it is most convenient. Willow is like diving in coffee, but with season pass you can dive any night and all year. Never been to BB or GG. Wish Wabank would reopen. Also, heard good thinks about Brownstone (in CT, not PA).