Jim Dreyer Pulled From 82-Mile Solo Attempt: "Lake Michigan Landed A Flurry of Punches"
Jim Dreyer examines the damage to the floor of his supply dinghy following his attempt to pull it in a self-sufficient swim across Lake Michigan.
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Jim Dreyer examines the damage to the floor of his supply dinghy following his attempt to pull it in a self-sufficient swim across Lake Michigan.
Jim "The Shark" Dreyer said he believes he will "find a way to juggle everything and get it done" in 2024.
Though many chose to relax on Labor Day, Jim “The Shark” Dreyer decided to revive his attempt to swim across Lake Michigan.
Jim Dreyer of Grand Haven aborted a swim in August after worsening weather. On Labor Day, he'll try a solo swim wearing high-tech goggles.
The 60-year-old began his attempt to swim the width of Lake Michigan early Monday morning. His launching point was Milwaukee, Wis., and his destination is Grand Haven, Mich.