RickI
Contributor
So, a year passes by and within a week we head back up to see the lemon sharks again. The dive was setup again by Gold Coast Scuba Divers (954) 616-5909 (Fort Lauderdale, FL) - Meetup and with the same boat, "Sandy's Sunday". We did two dives, the first on some wrecks and the second a drift down the westward facing Juno Ledges.
A lot of the regular active divers in the group show up for the trip including both Steve and Brian from the meetup sponsoring shop, Gold Coast Scuba » Your Site Name .
The first spot is quite close to Palm Beach Inlet, about 12 minutes out. So, we gear up and get ready to hit it. As it turns out there is a ripping northward current on the order of 2 kts. and poor visibility less than 30 ft. or so. The bottom is about 72 ft. deep. We hit the wrecks strewn with some heavy hemp cables and then proceed to drift over sand a while to the north.
I think this is Kim taking some of her normally excellent photos. We did the dive in the afternoon so the sun was lower particularly on the second dive a couple of hours before sunset. So, between the low light and poor viz. shooting conditions were poor.
Here's a HD2 GoPro video from the dive. I had the GoPro running in a chest harness but wasn't very optimistic about getting useable video out of it given the dark, turbid conditions. I was surprised by what it captured blowing away the still quality from my more costly Canon G12 setup.
CLICK IMAGE TO LINK TO VIDEO
More including shots from last year's shark dive at
Looking for lemons on Juno Ledge - FKA Kiteboarding Forums
.
A lot of the regular active divers in the group show up for the trip including both Steve and Brian from the meetup sponsoring shop, Gold Coast Scuba » Your Site Name .
The first spot is quite close to Palm Beach Inlet, about 12 minutes out. So, we gear up and get ready to hit it. As it turns out there is a ripping northward current on the order of 2 kts. and poor visibility less than 30 ft. or so. The bottom is about 72 ft. deep. We hit the wrecks strewn with some heavy hemp cables and then proceed to drift over sand a while to the north.
I think this is Kim taking some of her normally excellent photos. We did the dive in the afternoon so the sun was lower particularly on the second dive a couple of hours before sunset. So, between the low light and poor viz. shooting conditions were poor.
Here's a HD2 GoPro video from the dive. I had the GoPro running in a chest harness but wasn't very optimistic about getting useable video out of it given the dark, turbid conditions. I was surprised by what it captured blowing away the still quality from my more costly Canon G12 setup.
CLICK IMAGE TO LINK TO VIDEO
More including shots from last year's shark dive at
Looking for lemons on Juno Ledge - FKA Kiteboarding Forums
.