JohnHuth Posted July 15, 2006 Posted July 15, 2006 This is off of Eastport Maine, and I've always wondered what the world's second largest whirlpool looks like http://easternmaineimages.com/whirlpool.htm It's a pretty nice collection. Don't know if I'd recommend paddling near it. Quote
rcohn Posted July 16, 2006 Posted July 16, 2006 I've been diving near it, not a spot you want to get sucked into. A local skipper/commercial diver we talk to had some stories about rescues of divers who were blown off a nearby Deer Island site and caught in Old Sow.At the bottom of the page some pictures were shot from Dog Island area. We circled Dog Island underwater, an interesting dive since the currents reversed on us part way through, it was probably the fringes of a large eddy.Ralph CohnElaho DS, blue & white with yellow trim Quote
bethany Posted July 16, 2006 Posted July 16, 2006 I passed through Eastport a week or so ago and again didn't have a chance to go out and see it, but I did find on my return that Old Sow has its own website! lolwww.oldsowwhirlpool.com--b Quote
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