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I see that there's a dive site named "Deerfield Beach Ledges" but have heard next to nothing about it? How does it compare to LBTS - especially as regards to parking? Is the bottom structure similar? TIA

Windjammer Web Cam - Lauderdale-By-The-Sea Beach Cam This webcam has shown the surf to be rough the past couple of days near Anglin Pier. This morning it appears closer to the typical summer "calm". Any of you locals able to venture an estimate for how long it takes for the viz to return to...

https://www.flickr.com/photos/mentalblock/15687585674/ My old masks started leaking last year so I broke down and tested some new ones. Found one that works and marked it up as directed by the custom mask place on line. Had one before a while back, but somehow managed to lose it in the...

Both my remaining masks have begun to leak in the same areas. I initially thought it might be due to deeper creases in my old face. Last trip, though, I sorta started thinking that the leak seemed to maybe be happening as I exhaled through my mouth and the bubbles from my regulator mouthpiece...

Sea urchins reveal promising carbon capture alternative About how sea urchins convert CO2 into calcium carbonate

One Dead, One Critical After Dive Boat Capsizes in Fla.: Authorities | NBC New York Very sad. . .

Once again fascinating to see the surfers out bright and early via the web cam at Lauderdale by the Sea. Windjammer - Lauderdale-By-The-Sea Beach Cam Talented rascals. (Don't see any dive flags).

Social networks reveal cultural behaviour in tool-using using dolphins : Nature Communications : Nature Publishing Group Fun read about dolphin behavior. Kevin

I've gotten conflicting info from "experts" about the type of pikeblenny here, bluethroat or yellowface. What say ye? They were hanging out at the Blue Heron Bridge and were neither shallower than ten feet nor deeper than fifteen. Kevin

Shark Circles Spear Fishers: DNews Nuggets : Discovery News Wasn't sure where to post this, but figgered it would be appreciated here. :D Sorry if it's a repeat. Kevin

Pondering hopping into the van and trying some more shore diving this weekend. The tides for BHB make me hesitant, but I reckon I could run down to LBTS in the mornings if the surf ain't up. Just looked at a web cam and it looks like glass out there today. Perfect weekend to be out of town...

Non-glare nanotextured multifunctional glass repels water and dust A new way to keep masks from fogging? Kevin

Earlier on that same dive, I ran across this little guy. The face made me wonder about Sailfin Blenny (which I've yet to find), but I'm told he was too big for that and woulda had to have been poking out from a hole. He was probably at least two inches long and over on the north side of the...

This little thing floated by as I was paralleling the beach out in front of the lifeguard stand on March 11's high tide at the Blue Heron Bridge. My memory is a bit cloudy, as was the viz at that point, but my best guess for size is in the 1/8 to 1/4 inch range. Lost track of him after...

Windjammer - Lauderdale-By-The-Sea Beach Cam Just watching a surfer on the web cam this morning. . .

Eye-Bar Sand Goby (Gnatholepis cauerensis) is supposedly only in the Pacific. Is this be one? Blue Heron Bridge on Jan 27. Kevin Bryant

Windjammer - Lauderdale-By-The-Sea Beach Cam Did my usual quick look at the Lauderdale by the Sea webcam this morning and was shocked to find some accomplished surfers out there having a very good time. How the heck do they figger out so quickly that it's a surfing day there? The surf...

A new diver at the Blue Heron Bridge recently photographed this thing and posted it in the bridge thread. Looks more like a toadfish, to me, than a scorpionfish or barbfish. Anybody know what it is? Kevin

Just took a quick shot in passing cause it sorta looked like it might be "something" whilst diving at BHB last Friday. Lots of other stuff in the shot, too, but I'm talking about the big, brown thing in the middle that has what sort of looks like a white "mouth" in the lower portion. TIA Kevin