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FOUND! Thanks to the Captain and Crew of the American Dream II who found the camera on the bottom and returned it to me!!!

REWARD FOR RETURN LOST GOPRO9 Camera lost during a dive off Fort Lauderdale. Lost while diving on the second reef in an area known as The Caves. This section of the reef is South of E. Sunrise Blvd and north of Las Olas Blvd. about 3,000 feet off shore in about 25 feet of water

The OP was pretty clear: "2021 was my 50th year as a certified diver. " Not sure what isn't clear about that statement

I find MSW to be very accurate and helpful. Their water temp reports usually correspond with my computer and their wave/swell forecasts are very accurate as well. Of course the water temp will change as you descend and of course sometimes you'll run into thermoclines, but that's to be expected.

Excellent video and great job editing.

It might have to do that here in "south florida" we've had a lot of COVID-19 hospitializations and ICU admissions this summer (more than last summer) so there's a high medical demand for oxygen. It's better that the O2 goes to medical uses rather than recreational.

I picked up my tanks yesterday filled with 32% nitrox. I was informed that this might the last nitrox fill for a while. There seems to be an oxygen shortage probably related to COVID-19. The fill station's oxygen supplier told them not to expect any oxygen deliveries for a while. Any other...

I dove with SFDH several years ago before their first accident - that was my first and last trip with them.

I have 80 dives on my perdix which is 2 years old and absolutely no problems. I think it's the best of the three computers I've owned.

Me too

From what the posts have said so far, the boat was backing towards her - nothing about she was swimming towards the boat.

Last week - Fort Lauderdale reef

This is the best post in this thread so far. Good facts, no attitude. The poster knows what they're talking about

When diving, someone usually points out something that I hadn't seen that's really cool. I want a sign to say "I see it and it's really cool - thanks." I've tried giving a thumbs up, but got roundly criticized by my son since it's the signal to ascend. I've tried clapping my hands together...

The rules for going into Mexico with prescription drugs say that you can only bring in an amount equal to the number of days you'll be in Mexico and that the medications must be in their original prescription bottle. And, yes, it is illegal to bring pseudoephedrine (sudafed) into Mexico...

The two times I've been to Cozumel, we stayed at the Iberostar towards the south. They sprayed at night for mosquitoes a couple of times each week and that kept them under control. I'm not a fan of spraying 'cause I worry a little about what it does to us, then too mosquitoes carry a few...

Actually according to the CDC hep B surface antibodies do indicate immunity to hepatitis B: "Hepatitis B surface antibody (anti-HBs): The presence of anti-HBs is generally interpreted as indicating recovery and immunity from hepatitis B virus infection. Anti-HBs also develops in a person who has...

The OP's profile says 0-24 dives. I'm not sure if cenotes are a good place for a relatively inexperienced diver. Don't most of the cenote dives include enclosed, cave like portions?

I first tried a mask with a prescription lens bonded to the inside of the mask. If was pretty bulky and a little heavy. I switched several years ago to the Seavision mask with a custom ground prescription which is has been working great for the past 5 years or so. Their bifocal part of the...

Yes, that's what the local news reports said. A couple of waves knocked him broadside, then a larger one knocked him off. It's kind of amazing that a photographer got a picture of the Captain in midair.