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PINE LAKE, near Chenequa, anybody Dive it? - scubagal - 07-31-2006
Anybody interested in diving it let me know.
Re: PINE LAKE, near Chenequa, anybody Dive it? - MikeS - 07-31-2006
Do you know anything about the lake? Viz? Things to see?
Re: PINE LAKE, near Chenequa, anybody Dive it? - scubagal - 08-02-2006
I learned about this site from ERIN, a young 17 year old diver working part time at Underwater Connections in Delafield. She has about as many dives as I do and has some great stories about attending "scuba camps" in Saba (Sava?).
We looked at the map in the store together and she said it was not a deep lake but had some fun stuff to see by the island. That is about as much as I know so far.
Tell me about YOU, wanna come dive "my" lake? The thermocline SURE feels GOOD these days!
Re: PINE LAKE, near Chenequa, anybody Dive it? - Dewit2it - 08-02-2006
Here's a map from Sportsman's Connection.
Specs:
Accessibility: ramp with parking on north shore
Accommodations: none
Area: 698 acres
Max depth: 85 feet
Mean depth: 39 feet
Water quality: clear
Lake type: spring
Littoral bottom types: mostly gravel
Boom shocked 10/97
Species present:
Walleye
Smallmouth Bass
Largemouth Bass
Northern Pike
Channel Catfish
Bluegill
Yellow Perch
Black Crappie
Rock Bass
Green and Pumpkinseed Sunfish
Lake Chubsucker
Golder Shiner
Bluntnose Minnow
Re: PINE LAKE, near Chenequa, anybody Dive it? - scubagrrl - 08-02-2006
Looks worth a shot! Course I'll dive in Lannon, so what do I know. lol
Re: PINE LAKE, near Chenequa, anybody Dive it? - scubagal - 08-02-2006
WOW, You're my HERO :-*
Thank you, that is some great info and a great map! Wanna join us for a dive?
Re: PINE LAKE, near Chenequa, anybody Dive it? - Dewit2it - 08-03-2006
Will probably be snorkeling/SASY in Door County this weekend with my sister/nephews. My sister dives but the kids aren't certified yet. It will be great getting in the water after working outdoors for the last week at EAA. Hopefully Cave Point will be diveable.
If you are looking for possible dive sites, head to the local sporting goods store. Most carry the Sportsman's Connection map books. They run around $20. They cover every lake with public access for boat launching.