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Great diving in the hard rain Tuesday. It makes a lovely sound.
Great diving in the hard rain Tuesday. It makes a lovely sound.
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Looks like I was incorrect on the fish ID. Good job guys getting the correct ID!
No telling. It may be fine, or it may have 10ft. vis. If low vis, you just have to go slower and enjoy the macro stuff! 
Know also that you dive on the high tide, with an entry half hour or so before high tide.
Know also that you dive on the high tide, with an entry half hour or so before high tide.
You're a die hard alright. Not afraid of getting wet.
(Jupiter Beach yesterday surfers, runners, cyclists and walkers were out.)
glock17girl
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same as on monday
jet126
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Lights ... camera ... ACTION!
Here is Stumpy molesting Jenny's camera. He pretty much grabbed it away from her. I wish I could photoshop a little beret because he was definitely wearing one.
Here is Stumpy molesting Jenny's camera. He pretty much grabbed it away from her. I wish I could photoshop a little beret because he was definitely wearing one.
mntlblok
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Just do it
I drive over six hours each way. It's never been bad enough (near high tide - have tried a few at low tide that were substandard) that I wished I hadn't bothered. Of course, I always stay for more than one day. I dive a 100 steel and have been an air hog in the past, but *always* get well over two hours at the bridge. Get you a "pokey stick" (and don't let Suzan Meldonian see you with it) and stick it in the sand if the current wants to take you away from where you want to be, and get in an hour and a half or so prior to high tide. Even if the current carries you off past where you want to go, it will bring you back after the tide changes, anyway.
Kevin
I drive over six hours each way. It's never been bad enough (near high tide - have tried a few at low tide that were substandard) that I wished I hadn't bothered. Of course, I always stay for more than one day. I dive a 100 steel and have been an air hog in the past, but *always* get well over two hours at the bridge. Get you a "pokey stick" (and don't let Suzan Meldonian see you with it
) and stick it in the sand if the current wants to take you away from where you want to be, and get in an hour and a half or so prior to high tide. Even if the current carries you off past where you want to go, it will bring you back after the tide changes, anyway.Kevin
Dove out of Jupiter with Blue Tang today...high seas but lots of fun for this bridge troll.
Had to think of Jet when I saw these Florida Regal Sea Goddesses.
Had to think of Jet when I saw these Florida Regal Sea Goddesses.
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