CLEAR BLUE
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Totally agree with Molasses Reef. Even saw a hammerhead there.
Dive sites in Florida Keys
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lmorin
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Have dived the Benwood now about 6 times. For a pancake wreck, it sure does attract fish. Just seems to be getting better and better in terms of the species variety, as well as number.
Elsewhere, we really enjoyed Sombrero Light (accessed from Marathon) and Looe Key (accessed from Big Pine Key) as having lots of corals as well as fish.
Elsewhere, we really enjoyed Sombrero Light (accessed from Marathon) and Looe Key (accessed from Big Pine Key) as having lots of corals as well as fish.
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This is too funny, don't you get the sense that anywhere in the Keys is really good. I've jumped off a boat in the middle of nowhere in Marathon and saw a large school of mangrove snapper spawning, a huge southern stingray and some cobia trailing the stingray and they were followed by a nurse shark. And that was just to cool off from a hot day of fishing!
Going The Distance
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Your pretty close to right on that LowViz, anywhere there is patch reefs in Hawks channel your bound to see pretty cool stuff. And whats great is its off the beaten path of every cattle boat.
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