Lionfish locations are encouraged to be posted here. It's one of the many ways for us divers to help eradicate them. Every time the wind blows, it seems to blow new ones in.
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Nick Steele
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Seems I forgot to post location here.
They were found under the boat on the snorkel trail the upright one. They were under the outboard motor.
They were found under the boat on the snorkel trail the upright one. They were under the outboard motor.
Hey there anybody looking for a dive buddy on 24,25Feb, Saturday and/or Sunday? Scuba Jenny???
Nick Steele
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@Terryb
Slack high tide is the best time. Other times will be very murky and high current.
While snorkeling the bridge I will go an hr before high tide and get out an hr or so afterwards. Current will be strong when you get in and when exiting.
While diving the bridge (only done twice) I got in 30 minutes before high tide and got out 30minutes after.
Slack high tide is the best time. Other times will be very murky and high current.
While snorkeling the bridge I will go an hr before high tide and get out an hr or so afterwards. Current will be strong when you get in and when exiting.
While diving the bridge (only done twice) I got in 30 minutes before high tide and got out 30minutes after.
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It depends on how picky your snorkelers are. A lot of the good stuff is between bridge pilings or very close by. Those areas are only good during slack tide. However, the sandy area south of the beach can be swam or snorkeled any time. These's not much to see except sand but occasionally schools of baitfish or other tropical fish will swim by. There is some scattered debris in the sand area which also can attract some critters. I've seen sea horses clinging to mooring lines where boats park
As an FYI, snorkelling off of Peanut islands breakwater rock piles is pretty good and can be done any time
As an FYI, snorkelling off of Peanut islands breakwater rock piles is pretty good and can be done any time
Ghetto Diver
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I was there Sunday, about 40' 1 hour pre HT
Reports of 10-15 this week.
I plan on going tomorrow
Reports of 10-15 this week.
I plan on going tomorrow
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