The Chairman
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Blue Springs dive Report
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JustJules
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I can't do mid-week dives, as much as I would like to, Pete. Bummer.
However.... for those who are interested, I will be diving in Pompano on Saturday, February 16. It's a dive with South Florida Diving Headquarters (http://www.southflordiadiving.com), organized through Kissimmee Pro Dive (407-933-5090). Give them a call if you are interested in coming along to join the fun!
Julie
However.... for those who are interested, I will be diving in Pompano on Saturday, February 16. It's a dive with South Florida Diving Headquarters (http://www.southflordiadiving.com), organized through Kissimmee Pro Dive (407-933-5090). Give them a call if you are interested in coming along to join the fun!
Julie
Swamp Rat
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Awe y-all just a bunch of Manatee-Wantabees. Sorry guys I just cant keep my nose out of other states business.
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socaldiver
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OK, I just got the pics developed yesterday from last weekends trek to Blue Springs and scanned them today. So here they are, THE FEARSOME FOURSOME conquering one of mother natures beauties. 
http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/horseman91006/lst?.view=t&.dir=/Blue+Springs
http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/horseman91006/lst?.view=t&.dir=/Blue+Springs
JustJules
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Great pictures! I didn't think there were that many things to see in Blue Springs... I actually didn't have a picture handy of "the sign", so now I have somewhere to point non-divers so they can see it!
J
I actually didn't have a picture handy of "the sign", so now I have somewhere to point non-divers so they can see it!J
SunshineFish
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Nice photos, Socal!
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socaldiver
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Thank you.
Julie, I didn't think there was that much either. I think the isolated suckerfish was the same one all the time, he just kept trying to get rid of me. Don't understand why though
I like the one of the little gar we came across. It went right up to Bob and then up his arm and behind his back. I believe it is because of his natural charm
Julie, I didn't think there was that much either. I think the isolated suckerfish was the same one all the time, he just kept trying to get rid of me. Don't understand why though
I like the one of the little gar we came across. It went right up to Bob and then up his arm and behind his back. I believe it is because of his natural charm
The Chairman
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They are Pliekostasos (sp?) and are not native to Florida, but came about from aquarium owners who bought the durned things not realizing just how BIG they get. When I bought mine last year, it was 1.5". Now it exceeds 6"... just in ONE YEAR!!! It will soon outgrow my aquarium and the moral dilemma with what to do with it will surely ensue. I nicknamed mine "Monstro" due to its size, but I have seen them over three foot long in Blue Spring. In fact I have seen them in just about every spring I have dove in. BTW, now I call my Plieko "Mini-Monstro".
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