Very little current "around the bend" and up in Palm Beach today as well.
Diving the Spiegel Grove this Weekend - Any Guesses on Current?
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Very little current "around the bend" and up in Palm Beach today as well.
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This guy snuck up on us or I would have had a better shot. This was the second time I saw him, the first time he kind of took off. Then he looped back and rode the ridge of the reef while we were down in a valley. So by the time I looked up this was the best shot I could get. Didn't see him again. Can't tell if its a blacktip or a spinner.
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Here are the Permit I saw, the pics do not do them justice. The one in the front was probably 40 inches.
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This is the Remora that was trying to make me his partner
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Glad you guys had fun and found good current on the spiegel. Nice pictures/video too!
Looks like a spinner to me. The black tip (if that is a black tip) on the anal fin is a good ID mark (although not always). Another way to tell them apart is if the backside of the peck fins overlap the front of the dorsal fin it is a blacktip. Can’t see this in your pic but a useful tip nonetheless.
Looks like a spinner to me. The black tip (if that is a black tip) on the anal fin is a good ID mark (although not always). Another way to tell them apart is if the backside of the peck fins overlap the front of the dorsal fin it is a blacktip. Can’t see this in your pic but a useful tip nonetheless.
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