BHB ScubaTroll
Contributor
scubafool:
Orlando UNTIED Meet-N-Greet!!
- Thread starter dldiver
- Start date
Please register or login
Welcome to ScubaBoard, the world's largest scuba diving community. Registration is not required to read the forums, but we encourage you to join. Joining has its benefits and enables you to participate in the discussions.
Benefits of registering include
- Ability to post and comment on topics and discussions.
- A Free photo gallery to share your dive photos with the world.
- You can make this box go away
OP
dldiver
Guest
nice! will you have those shirts ready for invasion???
BHB ScubaTroll
Contributor
Lol... Sizes... quantities... Ms. Treasurer?dldiver:
OP
dldiver
Guest
oh..crap...we have to pay??? 
we dont have enough $$ to buy them...
um, so this officially kicks off the fund drive....
we dont have enough $$ to buy them...
um, so this officially kicks off the fund drive....
BHB ScubaTroll
Contributor
Excellent! Then, you will be surprised by the rock and turtle in the springs!NitroWill:looks like I signed up for the boards a couple days too late to make this meet-in-greet..just moved to orlando in january and will finally have my ceritifcation in a couple weeks
Welcome to your new lifestyle!
scubafool
Contributor
The closest "dive" is the aquarium dive at Epcot. I have never done it, but those who have seem to really like it.
There is Blue Springs about 45 minutes north of Orlando, with OW depths to 60' down in the spring vent, and a short but pretty drift back down the spring run. About an hour or so from Orlando is Alexander Spring, which is much shallower at 25'. Visibility can be exceptional in either, but Alexander tends to get silted out if there are a lot of divers in the boil.
There is a charter that runs out of the Daytona Beach area by the name of SeaDogs. They are a spear diving oriented operation, but have no problem with non-hunters. I enjoyed the trip that I took with them.
About 2 hours south and west is Tampa, with a healthy collection of SB'ers there.
About 3 hours south is Jupiter/West Palm, with some really nice ocean diving, and it gets better the further south that you go.
There is Blue Springs about 45 minutes north of Orlando, with OW depths to 60' down in the spring vent, and a short but pretty drift back down the spring run. About an hour or so from Orlando is Alexander Spring, which is much shallower at 25'. Visibility can be exceptional in either, but Alexander tends to get silted out if there are a lot of divers in the boil.
There is a charter that runs out of the Daytona Beach area by the name of SeaDogs. They are a spear diving oriented operation, but have no problem with non-hunters. I enjoyed the trip that I took with them.
About 2 hours south and west is Tampa, with a healthy collection of SB'ers there.
About 3 hours south is Jupiter/West Palm, with some really nice ocean diving, and it gets better the further south that you go.
scubafool
Contributor
Someday, you will understand!
Similar threads
