Bestshooter
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Lionfish kill �� ya baby
Dive reports with beach/weather conditions
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dkramer
Contributor
In Venice??
9/11/2015
South Brohard
Time 1:00 pm
Wind ESE @ 5
Seas <1'
Water Temp 88
vis 1'-4'
Dive time 96 min
Max depth 23'
Finds 4 horse teeth, a piece of mamoth tooth, a 1/2 of a 3" meg and a few small teeth
9/12/2015
Service Club
Time 8:30 am
Wind SSE @ 5
Seas 1'
Water Temp 88
Vis 2'-5'
Dive Time 126 min
Max Depth 25'
Finds usual small stuff and a weight pocket
South Brohard
Time 1:00 pm
Wind ESE @ 5
Seas <1'
Water Temp 88
vis 1'-4'
Dive time 96 min
Max depth 23'
Finds 4 horse teeth, a piece of mamoth tooth, a 1/2 of a 3" meg and a few small teeth
9/12/2015
Service Club
Time 8:30 am
Wind SSE @ 5
Seas 1'
Water Temp 88
Vis 2'-5'
Dive Time 126 min
Max Depth 25'
Finds usual small stuff and a weight pocket
9/18/2015
Service Club
Time 8:45 am
Seas < 1'
Wind E @5
Water Temp 85
Vis 1'-5'
Max Depth 24'
Finds usual small stuff and an ankle weight
Service Club
Time 8:45 am
Seas < 1'
Wind E @5
Water Temp 85
Vis 1'-5'
Max Depth 24'
Finds usual small stuff and an ankle weight
Bob Fuqua
Registered
Shore dive at South Brohard. 2-4 ft. viz and the temp is starting to drop a bit. But, still good to go with swim suit and t-shirt. Normal small finds and lots of nice shells. The South Brohard parking lot is closed - looks like they are getting ready to do some work on it. Park at the sandy parking area immediately south of the entrance. The shower/restrooms were open.
---------- Post added September 23rd, 2015 at 05:29 PM ----------
Shore dive at Service Club today. 4-6 ft. viz on the gravel - less on the sand/mud. 83F. Normal small finds and some nice shells.
---------- Post added September 23rd, 2015 at 05:29 PM ----------
Shore dive at Service Club today. 4-6 ft. viz on the gravel - less on the sand/mud. 83F. Normal small finds and some nice shells.
Bestshooter
Contributor
Sept 24 report (Alhambra)
viz 1-8 better around the blocks .
Found about 200 small ones
depth about 20 feet
sept 25th service club
viz about 1-5 better around culverts 25feet
first time here only found 20 little
water temp about 83
viz 1-8 better around the blocks .
Found about 200 small ones
depth about 20 feet
sept 25th service club
viz about 1-5 better around culverts 25feet
first time here only found 20 little
water temp about 83
abalr4life
Registered
My brother found a grill last month at Alhambra lol.. Just can't get lucky enough to find my mask lol
---------- Post added September 25th, 2015 at 02:28 PM ----------
How far out is the gravel place u guys talk about? We just went today to service club for the first time and just trying to get an idea how it is there. We usually dive Alhambra. At service club we went out to the blocks.. Enjoyed all the beautiful fish, and was hoping to see a nurse shark but didn't lol.. We headed south a little past that and once we got through it we landed on a shell bed which was nice. We were in about 25ft of water. Didn't see a whole lot though. We tried north too but viz seemed to get worse so we headed south.. Went in close to volleyball court.. (As a reference for those who know the area) any advice would be greatly appreciated
we want a big Meg!!
---------- Post added September 25th, 2015 at 02:28 PM ----------
How far out is the gravel place u guys talk about? We just went today to service club for the first time and just trying to get an idea how it is there. We usually dive Alhambra. At service club we went out to the blocks.. Enjoyed all the beautiful fish, and was hoping to see a nurse shark but didn't lol.. We headed south a little past that and once we got through it we landed on a shell bed which was nice. We were in about 25ft of water. Didn't see a whole lot though. We tried north too but viz seemed to get worse so we headed south.. Went in close to volleyball court.. (As a reference for those who know the area) any advice would be greatly appreciated
we want a big Meg!!
mermaid0sea
Contributor
No, Mares
Sorry
Sorry
10-14-15
Golden Beach, Beach Dive
Flat Seas, High Tide
Very noticeable thermocline: 82 Degree at the bottom, got a little chilled after three hours in a 3 mill full suit.
No real wind to speak of Flags on buildings were motionless
Visibility was 0 to 3'. Very silty from this years beach re-nourishment
Max Depth 25'
Reddish Tint in the water when the sun was behind the clouds. SNN reported a algae bloom that was killing fish at Nokomis beach and the Jetty. Didn't see any dead fish. Had the usually tag-a-longs (sheep head, squirrel fish, pin fish) Mote said everything was clear yesterday.
Fragladons and a cup and half of small teeth.
Much of the floor was covered with a few inches of silt, cleaner spots were in the bigger reef areas.
Golden Beach, Beach Dive
Flat Seas, High Tide
Very noticeable thermocline: 82 Degree at the bottom, got a little chilled after three hours in a 3 mill full suit.
No real wind to speak of Flags on buildings were motionless
Visibility was 0 to 3'. Very silty from this years beach re-nourishment
Max Depth 25'
Reddish Tint in the water when the sun was behind the clouds. SNN reported a algae bloom that was killing fish at Nokomis beach and the Jetty. Didn't see any dead fish. Had the usually tag-a-longs (sheep head, squirrel fish, pin fish) Mote said everything was clear yesterday.
Fragladons and a cup and half of small teeth.
Much of the floor was covered with a few inches of silt, cleaner spots were in the bigger reef areas.
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