Bob Sherwood’s recent dive report and video, titled “The River Calling,” have been featured in The Scuba News Canada. This piece offers an immersive glimpse into the unique challenges and rewards of diving the St. Lawrence River, particularly in the Thousand Islands region.

Sherwood, a seasoned exploration diver and instructor with over 30 years of experience, conducted a 70-minute dive in 40°F (4°C) water using JJ-CCR rebreathers and electric-heated undergarments. The dive was a shore entry, executed with early access to the site. The video, captured with a GoPro, showcases the river’s compelling underwater terrain and historical shipwrecks .(The Scuba News)

The St. Lawrence River, especially the Thousand Islands area, is renowned for its collection of shipwrecks dating back to the 19th century. The river’s rugged underwater landscape and numerous islands have contributed to many maritime incidents over the centuries, making it a fascinating destination for divers interested in history .(The Scuba News)

For those interested in exploring this region, Sherwood’s dive shop, All About Scuba, offers resources and connections to local charters. His extensive experience and dedication to underwater exploration make him a valuable contact for divers seeking to experience the St. Lawrence River’s underwater heritage .(Reddit, All About Scuba)

To view Sherwood’s dive report and video, visit The Scuba News Canada‘s article: (The Scuba News).