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EKKsoldier622
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That ones not that bad. On Saturday I was diving with a new buddy and witnessed 3 individuals swim under the pylons and into the boat channel. I proceeded to look at the guy in their group who held the flag, shake my head, and look back just in time to see a boat passing within 10 feet of these guys in the channel. When we got out of the water my dive buddy was saying he saw sheriff apparel on them. If it wasn't for the fact that I was in my car pulling out of the parking lot, I'd probably have snapped some pictures of them and posted them on here.
idive2
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The guy really should have gone with the tilt and trim option !
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Biminitwist
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I think given his knowledge base a flats boat with a push pole would be a lot safer for all of us......
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Question; sheriff apparel on who?
the guys diving in the boat channel or the guys driving by them in the boat....
I have had the sheriff boat rev his motors directly over my flag to signal me to come up and say "Get out of here".
Working for the sheriff in Broward I asked "why, I'm not breaking any law" so he informed me there was a dead body by the fishing pier and I needed to
"repeat get out".
Saying "well I didn't kill him" and "can I keep diving if I drag him to shore for you" did not seem to help.
At least we were left alone out front for remainder of our dive.
I know guys on our marine unit that are divers and very cool also others who are not, every outfit has them.
mntlblok
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Sunday, March 11
Finally made it through all the pics from last week's trip. Now starting to process some of them. Starting with the obiligatory seaweed blenny. Learning to turn the strobes off when trying to shoot something big in the distance in order to avoid the backscatter (*if* I don't have any diopters on the 60mm lens). But, it sure changes one's ability to process them decently. Tips on same welcomed. Tried the east side on that Sunday. It's awfully deep over there. . .
Kevin
Finally made it through all the pics from last week's trip. Now starting to process some of them. Starting with the obiligatory seaweed blenny. Learning to turn the strobes off when trying to shoot something big in the distance in order to avoid the backscatter (*if* I don't have any diopters on the 60mm lens). But, it sure changes one's ability to process them decently. Tips on same welcomed.
Tried the east side on that Sunday. It's awfully deep over there. . .Kevin
mntlblok
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Biminitwist
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Great blennie either way!
they like to stay in holes. it's probably a saddled blenny in a weird color phase. Sailfins are very small, maybe 1.25".
Good evening dive with the male J! It's late and just downloaded photos, but wanted to post these couple..
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OK Jim, where's the drysuit? Water temp must be pretty good now. I stopped by during low tide just to take a look and there was a couple who just got done diving during......bad tide timing. Felt sorry for them, as they complained about vis and current.
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