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Had a great 90 min dive with divindiva69 on Saturday. Just wanted to clear up any confusion, they were comb jellies, not box jellies. They are very common & harmless.

Um, the one I'm thinking about went down so fast, they didn't have time to grab vests.

I may be wrong but I think this is the one where there was a leak in the hull. The bilge was full & when they went to put the boat up on plane, all the excess water rushed to the back & the boat went down aft end first. The engine hatch popped & that was what trapped 2 divers in forward area.

20" x 24"

I yak dive although I don't know about using a tandem. You definitely want to use a sit on top. I have a Cobra Fish/Dive. I assemble my BC on the beach & place it in the rear well. The rest of my gear goes inside the hatch. Make sure you tether everything to the boat. I have a tether that...

March is difficult as we usually have a fair share of windy days in the spring.

I have a Honda Ridgeline. There is a manual key for the trunk which I carry in my wet suit key pocket. The fob is locked in the trunk. To solve the problem of being unable to lock the fob in the trunk because of the signal, I wrap it in foil.

Hmmmmmmmmmmm....................I'm not familiar with that boat, but a google search shows me an inflatable yak. I have my doubts. Generally, most folks use sit on tops. If you have a pool or know someone who does, try it out in the pool & see how it works.

Did a dive at South Brohard this morning. In at 10 AM, winds out of the South East on entrance and then switched to the South West upon exit. Water temp 80°. Visibility doable, but poor. I would say 3 to 4 feet, with a lot of snot. The reef looks pretty dead. I saw 4 Sheepshead and one juvenile...

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There is a group on the east coast of Florida known as Kayuba. Google them & check it out!

Kayak dive all the time & I'm a little old lady!

Oops! Guess I didn't beat ya to it!

Okay, Sharkwatcher, I beat ya to it. S.Brohard.............in at 0940, light NE wind, outgoing tide, water temp 86 & viz 8 -12 ft. Fish are returning, including a rather pesky remora which we managed to pawn off on Sharkwatcher & his #1 dive buddy.

Thursday, S.Brohard, in at 0930, outgoing tide, water temp 84 & viz 8 - 10 feet. Fish are slowly coming back. Saw sheepshead, snapper, grunts, & 5 snooks.

No, we were at S. Brohard. Ever since they did beach renourishment, I have found that viz is better farther south.

We dived with Panama City Beach Divers this summer. My Niece lives in Mexico Beach. There is a Charter that goes out of Port St Joe's but we had some concerns & Chose to go with PCB instead. We were the most experienced divers on the boat & when I asked about a time limit I was told "there...

I'm up in Port Charlotte if you are interested in Shark Toothin'

Did S. Brohard this a.m. In around 10..................outgoing tide......................... viz wasn't as good as I had hoped...........about 3 - 5 ft..............lots of snot.................water temp 71