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At St Andrews Jetties are usually good shore diving. Over the wall and to the right depths to over 70 decent marine life. More shallow to left 15-30 feet or so. For dive ops we use Panama City Diving primarily. Great boat and crew Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Last sat/sun kiddie pool like tea about ten feet over the wall. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I am surprised too. Every shop I have had a fill in wanted to see them, every boat we have been on the same.

For the dive on the Oriskany, check Captain Andy and the Niuhi out of Pensacola. We dove with them in November and had a fun, safe trip. Would def dive with them again.

2 weeks ago so not much help was 61 @ 60 feet and about 7-10 Vis check with Panama City Dive Charters and they should be able to give you current

Every dive until it became an accidental fish gift. Missed it on the last couple of dives, will be picking up another on

What are the water temps looking like we may be up next weekend if gulf plans fall through

Just a quick shout out in case anyone comes across a wayward go pro in St Andrews Jetties. We lost one mid dive yesterday on the left side (bay side) of the cut. It was original go pro Hd with a heads trap, glass flat lens, filter and the only video on it would start with my mug in the...

Well, they did it in like 5 feet of water so if you panicked and shot up it shouldn't hurt you. My recovery process is air first so in the case of all three reg, then realize no air so turn on the mask last. My brain says if I have air, I have time to figure the rest out. This was all done from...

Hi Chris, where else local are you diving, Glencoe, Madison? We are always looking for new places to try.

Well not really twice as much lol. Worse as my 15 year old, my wife and I all certified together so a triple hit but that is all good. Video games and cell phones don't do well underwater still so it is a good family time without the normal distractions. I probably would have smacked an...

Wow, doesn't seem like it has been 5 months. Thanks again to everyone for the advice and encouragement. As an encouragement to the others starting out and struggling, a small success story. Sonja just completed her 25th dive this last weekend. Below you will find a quick picture of her from her...

Not the best I have seen there. Right side of quarry was the worst at about 5-8. Left side marginally better with it 8-10 @ 65 feet. Still had a blast but vis was better last November when we were there

Probably best bet is to go to Dive Alabama in Pelham on a weekend. Always a pretty good crowd of divers from all over. Www.divealabama.com we are diving there today.

Strength and red sea last Sat and we were very comfortable in 3 mil with hood. DM was if fine in shorts other diver in just skin got cold. Really depends in how hot natured you are. Prob 72-73 on those sites

Their Facebook page usually has it (link is on the website). Two weeks ago it was in the 50's

I agree with TSandM. We started in May, didn't finish cert until October. Our first attempt was similar in that everything that could go wrong did, wife in tears, son not wanting to go back in, me with ear injury, the only difference were the people skills of most of the people we dealt with...

Thanks Paladin, I am only on my first set of all the above and you are telling me this disease just gets WORSE! :D For us, it was the comfort/familiarity factor. We used rental gear during our first attempt at OW.. It was an disaster for us (we had other issues but easier to blame the gear lol)...

My son had a terrible time with it to start WITH a purge valve mask. The moment water hit his nose, game over. If he mentally prepared for it, he could squeak through the skill.. Not exactly optimal.. Then the group we ended up with did a TON of mask off skills, not just the "ok, go down and...

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