The inlet gets ALOT of boat traffic and since it is narrow, the boats can get a little close to the edges. Also they are currently dredging the inlet which you can see on the inlet cam. All boat traffic is reduced to no -wake.
There are 2 shore dives but they can be a bit farther off the shore and you'll need to watch for currents, let alone the sharks are currently hugging the shore line going after the spanish mack that's grouped up there. 1st shore dive would be off blowing rocks which is north of the inlet. The other shore dive would be about 1/2 mile north of the Juno pier and it's called 'barges in a box'. It's about 1000 yards off shore and 25 feet deep, but watch for currents.
Lastly, on the inland waterway there is Coral Cove Park. Again it needs to be dove at the peak of high tide and even then viz ain't that great. But you can see some nice fish and it's not deep. Watch for the bull sharks that like to enter the inlet this time of year, we are just coming into the height of the season for them.
Hope this helps and bring alot of neoprene, 69 degrees yesterday.
