The Good Life – July-August 2019
On the cover, Local Hero - Brady Oberg Legacy Foundation, Having a Beer with Program Director and Radio Show Host - Mike Kapel, Cass County Sheriff's Reserve Unit, Scuba Diving and more in Fargo Moorhead's only men's magazine.
On the cover, Local Hero - Brady Oberg Legacy Foundation, Having a Beer with Program Director and Radio Show Host - Mike Kapel, Cass County Sheriff's Reserve Unit, Scuba Diving and more in Fargo Moorhead's only men's magazine.
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finds include petrified rock formations and fossils typically found in<br />
deeper parts of the lake.<br />
Long Lake<br />
Near Itasca State Park, Long Lake features unusually clear<br />
water. Once used as a holding area for area logging companies,<br />
divers can expect to see submerged logs near the southeast<br />
end of the lake. Divers will also enjoy exploring the lake’s<br />
scuttled boats and countless other treasures.<br />
Portsmouth Pit<br />
While Lake Superior is technically the deepest lake in<br />
Minnesota at 700 feet, Portsmouth Pit is the deepest lying solely<br />
inside Minnesota. Located in Crosby, Minnesota, Portsmouth Pit<br />
spans 121 acres and has a depth of about 450 feet. <strong>The</strong> depth is just<br />
one reason it’s a spot many divers frequent Portsmouth Pit. Under the<br />
water is an eerily beautiful underwater forest of trees and a diverse<br />
variety of fish.<br />
Louise Mine Pit<br />
<strong>The</strong> Louise Mine Pit is another prominent diving location<br />
in Crosby, Minnesota. <strong>The</strong> eclectic props hidden in the<br />
“Minnesota alone has<br />
over 12,000 lakes for<br />
divers to explore as well<br />
as the Iron Range’s<br />
many mine pits.”<br />
34 / THE GOOD LIFE / urbantoadmedia.com
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