Strima77
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I've been reading about a big sargassum patch affecting Florida. Has that been affecting diving off Key Largo?
Question Sargassum in Key Largo?
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In the past three weeks, I have been on the beach from Palm Beach down to south Key Largo. I’ve dove in Fort Lauderdale, Key Largo and Miami Beach. While there is a lot of saragassum on shore, it did not impact dive conditions in any way whatsoever. I even took a “simulated” shore dive from Lauderdale-by-the-Sea in Sunday and, once you pass the patch near the shore, all is fine near the reefs. With the exception of the crazy monsoon-like weather we’ve been getting this week, April diving in south Florida has been marvelous this year.
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Strima77
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Thanks for that report!
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