Manasquan Inlet 12-8-12

Point Pleasant Beach First Aid Dive Team: First Dive of Manasquan Inlet since Hurricane Sandy. This was a dive with the intentions of seeing what was washed into the inlet, a view of what the conditions would be like, as well as what has changed after the severe storm.

[@metalman653]

i'm glad there's people going down and helping to clean our waters

[@schmrj]

The Point Pleasant Beach first aid dive team has been doing it for years in addition to the typical training. Keeps the divers used to working Underwater I'm various conditions.
Each year, they totally remove between 2000 - 3000 pounds just in lead from the inlet. That's not counting other things removed like fishing line, tackle, and other objects dropped in.

[@metalman653]

dang. i would love to give them my thanks. if i ever get a lead snagged im glad to know there are people helping out.

[@schmrj]

@@metalman653 I will forward this to them, however if you wish to as well, www.pointbeachems.org

[@gunnarfunkhouser6343]

what was that thing in slow motion

[@schmrj]

At about 14:12 in the video? If that's what you're asking about it was a gold claddagh ring

[@CommonManBrewing]

Scissors!!!! :)