Well, despite the sunshine the swell wasn't too good but taking out a hardboat the two of us still made it to the dive site at the cost of breaking [gulp] two 18 watt HID bulbs that fell under my twinset, or the twinset falling over them :-(

Fortunately we had scooby doo lights and three scouts as backup between us. Took us a while to ping and shot the wreck as it being turtle, downward in a ditch, is not nice. On the first, the swell and current literally tore the grapple hook off the wreck after a while, so we did it again -- this time rolling it into the wreck as much as we could.

Sunlight sort of ended at this depth and when we reached the bottom at 60 metres (a surprise not having HIDs how we ever dove these depths before!) it was indeed dark but with about 3 metre visibility and we saw the grapple which was bent, bouncing with us on the sea bed. After a short while, not banging into any wreck or anything and the seabed dropping to 70( we suspect?), boredom took over so we started to ascend and did some valve drills etc. to add pleasure to the dive. Water temperature was about 12C and we were using 17/45 trimix as bottom gas and 50% Oxygen for deco running a moderate Decoplanner table.

Fisgard II? Any time. Its a challenging dive and well worth it. / Izzy