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I've never seen visibility like this there.Went to the bridge for diving yesterday. The park was not particularly crowded. Visibility was excellent, in the 50ft-60ft range. Sea temp was 80f. The first image I have posted below is an example of the visibility under the pier. The pier pilings are 33ft apart ( I have measured this in past), the image is taken from the between the first set of pilings after the ruble pile. The next set of pilings are easily seen, and the next set after appears somewhat hazy but can be made out. So 66ft, not in direct sunlight. So what would you call the visibility? Snorkeled the trail prior to diving, did a REEF fish count of 50 species in 50 minutes. Did the west side on scuba and remained for the duration of the dive, except for returning east to exit. Did a REEF fish survey 76 species in 75 minutes. Observed at least one Spotted Eagle Ray on the snorkel trail and while diving. It was approximately the same size, so I don't know if it was the same individual or a different individuals, I don't really have time right now to compare spots like a fingerprinting identification. On way now to do the bridge again today, it will be nine days in a row of diving for me. Eight at the bridge and one at the Erojacks in Dania Beach. Respectively, Visibility Example, Brassy Chub, Bumble Shrimp, Juvenile Porkfish, Rainbow Parrots, Spotted Eagle Ray Video, and Emperor Helmet Video.
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Yesterday was the best I had seen there (at least for a very long time). Still a little cloudy in the distance but awesome compared to what it had been.I've never seen visibility like this there.
Dang, that's sweet !! Nice pictsYesterday was the best I had seen there
'cause I mis identified it as a juvie scrawled filefish and somebody with better ID skills than I corrected me.My fish id skills are limited, how can you tell it's a dotterel?
The short left turn lane fully stacked up on Monday and the entrance is closed to additional vehicles who all stop and ask the police "Why?". That bridge is going to be a nightmare for anyone staying on Singer Island as well as the constant emergency vehicles. Good day to own a motorcycle and lane split!!Perfect weekend NOT to go to the bridge...