Awesome reports. Thanks!!!
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3 or 4 of them yesterday and 3 huge bait ballsLove the Nassau markings. We don't get them up here in Jupiter and they are always fun to see and many times 'curious' like red grouper and will come right up to you. Great shots as always!!
The fish life is unbelievableI’m really enjoying your trip reports from Islamorada. I haven’t dived the Keys since the late ‘90s when diving Pickle’s @ Pennekamp was like diving a garbage dump and you could almost walk from boat to boat without getting your feet wet. It looks like things have improved in the last 25 years.
Camera is the canon eosr50/nauticam housingDT,
You‘re going to cost me some money, I fear. I’m getting more and more psyched to go back to Islamorado. That trip would still be a lot cheaper than going all the way back out to the Bahamas though.
I’m loving that shot of the Parrot Fish. I’ve never even seen one from that angle, much less gotten a picture! But I have to ask, what camera equipment are you using? Also, did you dive with an operator there? If yes, who? Inquiring minds…