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Unless the water is ... ohhhh ... 95 ... I'm in at least a 3mm. And if it is 95, I'm still in a 3mm. I've seen what's in the water!
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Speak for yourself
Unless the water is ... ohhhh ... 95 ... I'm in at least a 3mm. And if it is 95, I'm still in a 3mm. I've seen what's in the water!
Saturday was pretty much the same. Top 25 for was 10ft vis and a degree or 2 cooler than below 25ft. I had 85 degrees at 100ft, 50ft vis, slight north current.
We limited 30 lobsters, 5 divers, and were met at the docks by fwc for an inspection of our catch. They were super friendly, a few of the guys big into fishing were asking a lot of questions about fishing regulation stuff and they happily answered everything.
We limited 30 lobsters, 5 divers, and were met at the docks by fwc for an inspection of our catch. They were super friendly, a few of the guys big into fishing were asking a lot of questions about fishing regulation stuff and they happily answered everything.
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The WPB LEO's are very professional and will work quick if you're nice. It's not their fault that Hogs and Fed>gag's are un-reasonably closed the end of October.
Congrats on the bugs and Thank you as always for the conditions report!! Every report of info helps us make a plan for this week.
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still super warm, 60 ft vis, moderate north current, some dirty freshwater on top.
They were asking about gags and hogs. I don't spearfish, so it was all over my head. Yeah, they were super professional. I even joked, that I hope we weren't off by one lobster (meaning we had 31) and they just waved it off. They could tell we weren't trying to be illegal. So, they counted the lobsters, checked for eggs, and said everything was good. They even took selfies with us
. We offered to let them borrow a measuring device and they said don't worry about it.
I heard it was bumpier on Sunday than it was Saturday. Saturday conditions were really good and started getting choppy in the late afternoon.
johndiver999
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moderate north, 60 ft vis, still very warm on bottom. About the same as Sunday, maybe better vis.
Somebody is intermittently blasting high frequency squealing sound. Very loud underwater and can even hear it on boat. No obvious source of transmission, no boats within 1/2 mile. I assume it is some navy research or something.
Somebody is intermittently blasting high frequency squealing sound. Very loud underwater and can even hear it on boat. No obvious source of transmission, no boats within 1/2 mile. I assume it is some navy research or something.
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I heard it too. At first I thought… dolphin? Alas, no.
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Condition report for today 11/10/23;
Sites: Bath & Tennis and Flower Garden
Seas: 2-3 but felt less. Very manageable.
81-82 F, nice blue water with 40-50’ viz, pretty much no current. Could easily fin north, south, east or west.
Air temps were mid-80s and mostly sunny with SE winds around 10 mph.
Sites: Bath & Tennis and Flower Garden
Seas: 2-3 but felt less. Very manageable.
81-82 F, nice blue water with 40-50’ viz, pretty much no current. Could easily fin north, south, east or west.
Air temps were mid-80s and mostly sunny with SE winds around 10 mph.
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