 | Warning: this is a deep, cold-water dive. A safety/decompression
stop is recommended. The nearest recompression chamber is more that 50
miles away. Keep this in mind! |
| Be sure all members of your party understand the dangers of such a
dive and have the skills and gear necessary to undertake it safely |
| The water temperature at the radeu ranges from 35-45 degrees F. |
| Carry a dive light and a timepiece |
| Fly the red-and-white dive flag. Divers are required to surface
within 100 feet of the dive flag |
| Maintain proper buoyancy control |
| Monitor your air supply and bottom time carefully. |
| Do not attempt to enter the vessel |
| Do not touch any part of the vessel, nor dig or remove sediment or
rocks inside the vessel. Removing sediment inside the vessel exposes
wood and increases the deterioration rate of the vessel. Do not touch
mooring rings on the radeau. |
| Removing artifacts or other objects or damaging the radeau is
forbidden by law. |
