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Maybe if we all go to the beach on Saturday and blow really hard Hurricane Earl will go further away. 
Goliath Grouper Aggregate 2022 - The Dives
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Best of luck for great diving this weekend, wish I was there. I look forward to hearing all about it.
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Unfortunately I'm going to miss this one after all. I got pulled in to a 9/11 charity event on Sunday morning that took priority. Have fun and dive safe! I expect lots of pictures!
9/11 remembrance is important too! We will miss you. Thank you for volunteering!
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Gives everyone a chance to try out that new " Disagree " button on your post !!
But in all fairness you are the only SB'r who's already enjoyed the special interval snack treat I'm bringing.
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Main reason I wish I was there, my favorite is still the seafood kebabs. And, @Johnoly brings good luck, Great Hammerhead and Eagle Ray in Boynton Beach on July 11 Trip Report - Back in Florida, 2022 #3
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Just a quick report from today, in case anyone is trying to check conditions tomorrow.
Vis was 50 ft in the morning 25 ft in the afternoon. Water was 82° F in all day. Light current and little swell.
For the MG-111 dive there was a group of groupers congregated at the south end of the wreck, and several groups mixed in with the field of pillars north of the wreck.
For the Jupiter Wreck Trek most of the groupers seemed to be around the Zion Train. Some randomly along the route as well.
Vis was 50 ft in the morning 25 ft in the afternoon. Water was 82° F in all day. Light current and little swell.
For the MG-111 dive there was a group of groupers congregated at the south end of the wreck, and several groups mixed in with the field of pillars north of the wreck.
For the Jupiter Wreck Trek most of the groupers seemed to be around the Zion Train. Some randomly along the route as well.
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Thank you for the dive report & conditions, headed there this morning !!
Well?? How was it?
I wish my other commitiment didn't interfere with this dive, I was really looking forward to it.
Hope ya'll had lots of sightings, fair winds, and good SI snacks.
I wish my other commitiment didn't interfere with this dive, I was really looking forward to it.
Hope ya'll had lots of sightings, fair winds, and good SI snacks.
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