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I was at Blue Heron Bridge and found this paper roll. Like butcher paper, rolled up to about the size of a rolled up t shirt. I started unrolling it, and a dollar bill floated out.. Before I could grab my camera and take a photo, a chicken head floats past! Continue unrolling and there were...

I keep mine inside, hanging up with space to dry. Depending on the time of year, I may rinse it in the shower, then let it mostly dry, then move it to another location. Summertime, gear gets rinsed outside, hung in the shade, and brought inside at night to finish drying. BTW, OdoBan is an...

Capt. Tony ran a tight ship. While I'm happy for his retirement, he was my go to when people asked for a good dive boat in the area.

those toxic chemicals travel south through the everglades into Florida Bay, and out to the reefs, causing corals to die, and and Florida Bay to have algae blooms.. The whole agriculture industry should be cut way back. But that ain't gonna happen any time soon. They are too strong and have...

wow., thank you so much for those kind words! I tend to agree with your assessment of why I am always cold when others are quite comfy... FYI I nicknamed myself "permafrost" for a reason...

Ahhh. So finning is illegal here in the US... But not in the Bahamas... Thus fins are imported. My guess after a quick Google search. Thanks searcaigh for bringing this to light. https://www.sharks.org/shark-finning-legislation

I wasn't aware of shark finning in FL. That's some sick sick sick stuff...

That ain't your number!! 🤣

I was there on Tuesday and got chilly. Water temp east side was 74-75°. Heard on Wednesday vis sucked, but cleared up on Thursday to the 30+ ft. range.

solo dive at Blue Heron Bridge. Saw a nudi, dwarf froggie, seahorse, spotted eagle ray

once the waters warm and weather a little more favorable, c'mon over! I avoid Datura. Generally I go further south. But to keep in line with this thread.. Deerfield beach, North of pier. Shallow, sometimes lots of turtles. South of pier near the end of the parking. It changes all the time...

ya'll are talking boat diving. Broward County also has some pretty decent beach diving as well. Now some may digress the health or color of the corals on beach dives, however, for the price of a tank of air and paid parking, it's worth a mention.

Hannah is pretty cool.

About 15 years ago I picked up a bunch of brass snaps on clearance from HD. Everyone told me I was wasting my money. I figured for $1 each, I could take a chance, and picked up a dozen or so. Still all are working great. Mainly salt water use, a fresh water rinse and I'm good to go!

I have the same problem if I kick a lot or multiple days diving. I have thin cotton socks under my booties that seemed to fix the issue. And bandaids.

disagree on dredging and beach renourishment must be done before nesting season. too many of them continue late into April and may.

When I reported the post, the mods kindly moved it for you to the correct location, where it is now. I am assuming that your trip is long over. hope you found a buddy and had some good dives

Granted. Everyone is having a fantastic evening. I have a hot date with a guy who just so happens to be a scuba diver and has a yacht with a superb diving set up. Except your evening. You acquired a nasty rash on some body parts and all you can do is sit in a tub of calamine lotion. I wish I...

Ohh.. you wrote THAT word.. In the old days of SB, you would get a banned!

For a beginner diver, Rainbow Reef in Key Largo, or the Capt Hooks in Big Pine Key. Both cater to newer divers