Well, by "Current "I was sort of implying lost at sea - i.e. boat goes away from you or you go away from the boat. Neither is particularly auspicious.
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Belzelbub
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I can tell you, it absolutely would not be a good solution on the west coast of FL, at least for saltwater diving. Fine for lakes and rivers, but that would be about it.
FL Gulfcoast involves relatively long runs to get to dive sites. Atlantic side can be closer, but I’m not as familiar with the SFL area to comment on suitability.
OP is in Ft. Lauderdale.... I don't have a dog in the race, so it doesn't matter.. but I know Pompano Beach the dive sites are like ~ 5 min out? On a nice calm day I would love to be able to get out on a small boat and take my time diving... but again, I'm not a boat owner, never have been. There might be stuff that I don't know about.
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