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Any recent reports on water temp, vis, etc?
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In Jupiter, vis sucked but the water has warmed back up. Anywhere from 76-79 degrees today. The two sites I dove with JDC were tunnels (40 feet of vis) and Cap't Kurl (20-40 feet). As I understand matters, yesterday had 100 feet of vis. It can change dramatically day to day and site to site in PBC. Still had nice dives though.
Lots of reef sharks on Tunnels: which felt sort of weird and spooky as they emerged from the 'haze' to swim toward the divers. Plenty of goliaths and a handful of turtles too.
Topside conditions were a little bumpy, more from wind chop than the waves being overly big, though they were not small either.
Lots of reef sharks on Tunnels: which felt sort of weird and spooky as they emerged from the 'haze' to swim toward the divers. Plenty of goliaths and a handful of turtles too.
Topside conditions were a little bumpy, more from wind chop than the waves being overly big, though they were not small either.
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Not sure, but since the op is from Denham Springs, LA it just might mean Panama City Beach. But since I'm in SFla (that's South Florida) I don't know the Panama City Beach water temperatures.
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