Shotline Diving

Connecting You to the Depths of the Great Lakes

Amherst Islander, Tanti C 154774

Explore the wreck of the Amherst Islander, a gas screw vessel with a rich history in Lake Ontario, now resting in Thompsons Bay.

Sld Ship Type: Ferry

  • Amherst Islander, Tanti C 154774

    Explore the wreck of the Amherst Islander, a gas screw vessel with a rich history in Lake Ontario, now resting in Thompsons Bay.

  • Simcoe Islander

    Explore the capsized Simcoe Islander, a cable ferry that faced stability issues while docked, highlighting safety concerns in ferry operations.

  • Swearinggen SA226 TC Metro II C-GJDX

    Explore the tragic crash site of the Swearingen SA226 TC Metro II in Lake Ontario, where both crew members lost their lives during a…

  • Ann Arbor No. 5 US 208261

    Explore the wreck of Ann Arbor No. 5, a significant steel-hulled railcar ferry, resting in deep waters off South Haven, Michigan.

  • General Hancock

    Explore the wreck of the General Hancock Ferry, a historical site in the St. Lawrence River, perfect for snorkelers and divers.

  • Minnetonka (Hopkins)

    Explore the well-preserved wreck of the Minnetonka, a historic streetcar ferry boat, lying in Lake Minnetonka. Ideal for experienced divers seeking a glimpse into…

  • Wee Hawk

    Explore the wreck of the Wee Hawk, a diesel-electric ferry from 1926, located in the Gallop Canal with shallow dive conditions.

  • Duluth (City of Cheboygan, City of Port Huron) US 157279

    Explore the wreck of the Duluth, a historic wooden ferry that served the Great Lakes from 1890 until its scuttling in 1940.

  • City Of Port Huron (Duluth, City Of Cheboygan)

    Explore the history of the City of Port Huron, a wooden passenger ferry that served the Great Lakes before its retirement in 1939.

  • Marold II (LaBelle) US 208565

    Explore the tragic wreck of the Marold II, a ferry that met its fate in a catastrophic explosion while siphoning gasoline in Lake Michigan.

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