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Does anybody know any landmarks to look for to get in a good area to dive for teeth in Venice,Florida GPS numbers would even be better. I can't figure out where to dive to look for the teeth.
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Reefguy once posted this http://www.scubaboard.com/showthread.php?p=1506189#post1506189 It is still IMO the best article on SB about Venice diving.
You could also look here http://www.scubaboard.com/forumdisplay.php?f=55 for people going down that way (or up) to dive there. a few go out almost every week
You could also look here http://www.scubaboard.com/forumdisplay.php?f=55 for people going down that way (or up) to dive there. a few go out almost every week
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The SoCal forum might be a good place to ask, if you haven't already.
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Ishie:
huh !?
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Oh, sorry!! I was thinking he meant Venice, CALIFORNIA. D'oh. I think that's also an area where people find white, mako, and meg teeth, though I could be wrong.
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you know, now that I read back through, the original poster didn't say whether he meant Florida or California ??
I thought he meant Italy.........
No, I'm pretty sure he means the real Venice.
Walter:
They have a new soccer team in Venice FL for the visually impared. The Venician Blinds and their jerseys are all in braille! 
FWIW...The best spot I've found is the public beach at the end of Venice Ave. Swim due West of the buoy marking the swimming area for about 25 or 30 yards and drop down there. It's 17 to 19 feet and in the sandy patches between the reef is where I've had my best luck. Never found any really big teeth there, but I can pretty regularly come out with 30 or better on a 60 min. dive. I'm thinking of trying Casperson beach just North of Manasota, anyone have any opinions on that area?
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