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MojaveShark
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Can anyone recommend shore diving in Ft Lauderdale/Jupiter/Miami area?
We will be visiting in mid December and would like to see as much as possible. It looks like at least some of the sites in this thread still exist, but I'm sure things have changed since 2004
We will be visiting in mid December and would like to see as much as possible. It looks like at least some of the sites in this thread still exist, but I'm sure things have changed since 2004
BrewingDiver
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Blue Heron Bridge. Be sure to check the tides.Can anyone recommend shore diving in Ft Lauderdale/Jupiter/Miami area?
We will be visiting in mid December and would like to see as much as possible. It looks like at least some of the sites in this thread still exist, but I'm sure things have changed since 2004
Can anyone recommend shore diving in Ft Lauderdale/Jupiter/Miami area?
We will be visiting in mid December and would like to see as much as possible. It looks like at least some of the sites in this thread still exist, but I'm sure things have changed since 2004
Blue Heron Bridge Trolls III
If it's your first-time diving at BHB, I recommend paying for a dive guide or finding a local that will let you tag along (there's a good chance they won't end their dive early for you nor exit if you run into problems). I believe a few guides are active here in the forum or you can reach out to...
Ana
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Is it Atlantic Ave? The original post called it Atlantic Blvd.
One is Delray but the other is Pompano. As you mentioned, it is 20-30 miles apart, closer to 35.
The reference to LBTS and @Scuba_Jenny calling it Pompano, makes me think the post may be describing a site in Pompano.
Shore diving is not my thing, just bringing it up for the sake of accuracy.
There is shore diving in Broward-- Deerfield to Hollywood, basically wherever you can get a parking spot.
Yes, some places are better than others.
Deerfield, north and south of the pier
Pompano, 8th -12th streets, south of Atlantic.
LBTS
Ft. Lauderdale - Oakland ridges. Further south: north of Sunrise on the strip where parking is close to the water.
Dania Beach - south end of the parking lot
Hollywood - wherever you can get parking. Better north of Johnson St.
Bring a flag- mandatory.
Hide all valuables in your car. Some places are more sketchy than others
Yes, some places are better than others.
Deerfield, north and south of the pier
Pompano, 8th -12th streets, south of Atlantic.
LBTS
Ft. Lauderdale - Oakland ridges. Further south: north of Sunrise on the strip where parking is close to the water.
Dania Beach - south end of the parking lot
Hollywood - wherever you can get parking. Better north of Johnson St.
Bring a flag- mandatory.
Hide all valuables in your car. Some places are more sketchy than others
MojaveShark
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Thanks. I will check it out.
I believe that Atlantic ave is Delray. & Atlantic Blvd is Pompano. They are about 20 miles apart. Delray is further north. Both are north of Fort Lauderdale. Looking back, I think that you are correct. The original post referred to Atlantic Blvd & I quoted exit numbers for Atlantic Ave.
Good catch. Thank you.
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BrewingDiver
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