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^^^ Well, I guess it's better they recognize you there, than say, at the post office..

LOL.. guess I'd be kinda hard to identify based on my avatar.. :) Just look for those barnacled dirty yellow jet fins. :D

So.. you're saying those are barnacles on my fins??? LOL Good seeing you yesterday. Was a good dive, and the group worked well. Got to see a bunch of stuff, sea robin, flying gunard, 3 jawfish, that sea spider (what the heck! they usually have color!), couple sharp tail eels, all the regular...

I went to Rosalita's Restaurant in Homestead Florida, where along with my mexician tacos, I ordered a soda. Made in Mexico with cane sugar. Much better tasting, less sweet, if I recall correctly. Still have the bottle.

If course it does.. I have commitments and won't be able to get out to dive.

Wow! Thanks for sharing your story. Glad to hear your wife is OK and I hope you two can find a new way to spend $$ LOL

Wish I could. Unfortunately I have a previous commitment.

You mean diver flag? Yes, each group is required to have a dive flag and it must be towed the duration of the dive. Yes, they can be rented. If you have never dived there, I recommend a guide the first time. You don't have to have one, but locals know the terrain and tides, and know where to go...

If your friends know the area, you should be good. Be aware that the vis has not been good lately and you might be able to practice low vis diving! Dive on the high slack tide. Tide chart here: https://tides.net/florida/2157/ Be aware that the bottom, unlike the sandy ocean, is considered...

Topside too... LBTS https://www.visitlauderdale.com/plan-your-vacation/live-beach-cam/

I dived at the bridge, BHB, an hour north of LBTS. It is a more protected area on the intracoastal. But it's best to dive on the high slack tide. Tide charts can be found here: https://tides.net/florida/2157/ And yes, the waves were very high on the ocean. Saturday I heard of a couple divers...

FINALLY got to dive again! 18 days since my last dive. Thought I might need a refresher! LOL Vis started at 20ft, blue, moderate current. Almost no slack, and when it turned the top layer was a thermocline of green and dirty water. Vis dropped in some places to almost 0 and the shimmer from the...

There may be inserts for the valves. My PST 80s all have that option, din or yoke..

That's what I use. Jumping in with or without the camera depends on the boat and the entry style.

Got a dive in at the bridge today. Surprised not more divers there bright and early on this rare dive day. Been 18 days since my last dive.. Was rewarded with 7 seahorses, 20 ft blue water at start, 3 batfish, sea robin, all the regulars... After tide changed, the thermocline was dirty on top...

A Great Egret. Nice shot. Yeah, us locals have been jonsing for a dive. I finally got a dive in today. Been 18 very long days since my last dive. Probably my only dive for the foreseeable future.

that's why you try to get the price down. ;)

If I were in the market for steel 100's I would buy them. But try to get the price down ;)...

^^^ Everything.. All very good advice. If you want to travel to BHB, an hour north, that is dived on the high tide. But conditions have been close to pea soup. Though I just heard from friends who are up there now that the water is blue, and maybe vis is starting to open up.. fingers crossed!

Excellent!!!!!! Very good advice! @MrChen, thanks for the info on Carol and her impact in your life and other divers.