I know the spot right where I think the shaft and prop are...about a 15' square area.
10-15' of deep but seaweed and mud.

This prop works perfect , it would be hard to find again...

A local diver told me don`t bother , too much seaweed..others are willing to give it a shot.

I think the chances are high. If you have a waypoint to start it's just a search pattern and god vis helps

There's only one to know try...

ah $hit. Sorry to hear that.

You need a underwater metal detector. It's probly dark where it is

and beg borrow or rent a hooka snorkel.
sucks big time, i'd go after it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sut9V7_ZIwE

I'm sure you can find it.

During the Miami boat show poker run 2011, Jay was in a little row boat by the channel where people would pass by him, his little boat flipped over and alll his camera equipment ended up in ocean. I was talking to him at Islamorada and told him I would stop and try to find the stuff on the way back to Miami. He said that's impossible.... Attached is the pictures of the stuff when I found it. So needless to say i only had a rough idea of where he was and found it so I'm sure you can find the prop.
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Hooka rigs aren't terribly expensive, ive been thinking about buying one just to have it for stuff like this. Im a cert diver but these things just look handy and fun to use.



Man that's nuts. Was anything savable? Bummer for Jay I know he has a lot invested.

I agree, go for it. I think with a little effort you have a high probability of finding it.

I'm building one now for cleaning hull bottoms. Found a top notch compressor. All in it'll be like a grand and better than any unit you can buy complete. ����