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Friday, I had the pleasure of being invited by Stuart Scuba to participate in the "Reel it in for the Reefs" Clean-Up Dives which were sponsored by the National Save the Sea Turtle Foundation. It was amazing to see so many charters out of Riviera Beach participating in this event. I was on...

Breakers has some beautiful healthy reefs with lots of fish.

Bhb has tons of macro if you know where and what to look for. If vis is good, there's some cool WA stuff under the East bridge. Most ppl are there for macro.

I would probably wear my lavacore top under my 3mm at those temps

Wow, that's a cutie!

Welcome to SB Yvette and thanks for being open enough to discuss it with us. I'm sure there will be lots of questions, and we hope you come back to engage with us in the discussion.

It takes a lot of practice, just like anything else.

Check with Stuart scuba. Their boats go out Riviera Beach.

Reviving a zombie thread. I randomly found one at my LDS last week. I thought it was a long but it's longer than my dss long, so it must be an extra long.

She's awesome, just don't tell her I said so.

Wow, great vis!

No. As Jaan mentioned, they plan to do something with the playground, but the only evidence of this is a sign.

Still available, hiloboy never responded.

If you'd like to test it out, you can join me at BHB one day.

I may need to book a Molassess reef dive because my last trip to Key Largo was extremely disappointing. It was some of the worst reef I've ever seen and made me never want to return.

The shorter the dive, the easier it is to tolerate. A few weeks ago, water temp was 74 but coming off the ledge from the east was 67 degrees. I was not prepared for 67 degrees and was freezing. I tolerated it for 45 minutes. We took the boat a few miles south and were happy to be back in 74...

You've learned to manage it over time whereas the OP is new. I wouldn't question if you could hang, but I'm pretty sure the OP would struggle to stay underwater on a single dive that long in a shorty in 72 degree water. Either the newer diver is moving too much and runs out of air or shivering...

The beach has been open for quite some time now. You no longer have to go to the cross walk.

For me it depends on my dive profile. Am I doing a shallow long macro photography dive or a shorter drift/hunting dive? 84+ I wear a skin regardless 80-83 Sharkskin gear, maybe a hood on longer dives 77-79 3mm with sharkskin or lavacore on long dives or just a sharkskin and hood for shorter...

And dives become longer and the longer you're exposed to the temperature, the more you'll feel it.