Dive on...from Pompano Pam

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Pompano Pam

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Merritt Island, Florida
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Hi, guys! I'm new to ScubaBoard and looking for other divers who love the sport just as much as I do...I'm ADDICTED :D! I dive at least once a month and mostly dive off the central and southeast coast of Florida, I love to do reef photography, although I'm just learning how to get those really good shots. I really want to break into the spearfishing world and recently purchased a 42" AB Biller and a Mares Mini Mini, neither have been wet because I do not know any experienced spearfishing buddies ! I would like to change that...soon! Y'all holla!

Ok, 'nough said...
Pompano Pam
:pinkdolphin:
 
Welcome Pam! We have a really great group of divers here in Florida. Keep your eye on the Florida Conchs Forum for things going on around the state. I.m sure we'll run into each other at one of the get togethers. :D
 
welcome aboard!!!!!!
great addiction!!!!

ok,so we went everyweekend since thanksgiving...
untill yesterday with 33* water and 13* air (got to 23 below last night)
we had to break our way out of the ice-last "open water "dive of season.
...this may be a bit of a "habit" but never an addiction....yikes!!!!!
three buddies i sucker..er...persuade into diving with me-they're addicted!!

can't wait to get to florida!!!!!
have fun
yaeg
 
Yaeg! All I have to say about your, uh, habit is...BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR! :cool3: Pun intended there.

I look forward to checking out your pics. I've never had the desire to dive in ice, but I've also learned in life never say never!

Thanks for the post.

Dive on!
:pinkdolphin:
 
...or...you could just punch the# where it sez "photos" under "stats"

geesh...i just figured that out....

'still looking for a rotary dial cell phone!!!!!!lol
 
Yaeg! I checked out some of your pics and left some comments too! What is all that white stuff on the ground? JK!!! Looks really cold!!!
 
Hi Pam,

Welcome to the board! I used to live in Port St John and managed to dive about every month. My buddy and I would usually go to Boynton Beach and dive with Loggerhead charters. I miss those days.

Now I'm up in Everett, north of Seattle. We do a lot of shore diving here, and I get out once a week unless I'm helping with a dive class in the pool.

The diving here is different--green water instead of blue, water temps 43 - 57 F instead of 82 F.

Enjoy those warm Florida waters, and don't forget to check out the springs.

Ron
 
Hi Pam,

Welcome to the board! I used to live in Port St John and managed to dive about every month. My buddy and I would usually go to Boynton Beach and dive with Loggerhead charters. I miss those days.

Now I'm up in Everett, north of Seattle. We do a lot of shore diving here, and I get out once a week unless I'm helping with a dive class in the pool.

The diving here is different--green water instead of blue, water temps 43 - 57 F instead of 82 F.

Enjoy those warm Florida waters, and don't forget to check out the springs.

Ron

Hi, Ron! Wow, you moved to north of Seattle from PSJ! What a trek! I've dove off Boynton Beach, the M/V Castor.It was part of my AOW certification dives. I love the area down there...nice, warm water all year round.

What took you all the way up there?

Great to hear from you.

Holla.
 

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