Never thought I would read about high seas and difficult pickups in SE FL and be jealous.
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It's all relativeNever thought I would read about high seas and difficult pickups in SE FL and be jealous.
Thanks for posting- sounded sporty indeed. I am liking the 81 degrees- quite the improvement compared to the last time we were diving there together.So, today, the wind and swells were up, 2-4 or 5 feet, occasionally bigger, short period. We did the two morning dives but the afternoon was cancelled. It was a day to make sure you didn't fall over on the boat. The pick ups were not simple or easy..
Two more great solo dives with Loggerhead out of BB. First dive was on the outside at Green Roof with crossover at the end. The second dive was Briney Breezes to Castle Ledge and Lynn's. The current was moderate to brisk north, a little less on the second dive. Current and/or wind often pulled the flag toward the west, making it a little tougher. Water temp was 81 degrees today, visibility about 60 feet. A couple of Green Turtles, many Loggerheads, Nurse Shark, Lemon Shark (same one as yesterday?), all the usual reef fish, many small skinny lobster feeling safe, for the time being. At least one group saw a medium size Great Hammerhead, I was not so lucky.
Great to be back in Florida, diving.
3 mm and a hooded vest, I'm toasty, even with well over an hour per dive. The older I get, the less I like being coldThanks for posting- sounded sporty indeed. I am liking the 81 degrees- quite the improvement compared to the last time we were diving there together.
Perfect!3 mm and a hooded vest, I'm toasty, even with well over an hour per dive. The older I get, the less I like being cold
Guess you should get yourself one of those new fangled drysuits.3 mm and a hooded vest, I'm toasty, even with well over an hour per dive. The older I get, the less I like being cold
Once it hits 80 skin time all summer3 mm and a hooded vest, I'm toasty, even with well over an hour per dive. The older I get, the less I like being cold