Favorite Dive Sites

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• 1DeadBait Posts: 106 Officer

  August 2011 #2

  martinreefs.com

  
  
  "Luck has nothing to do with it".

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• Capt_Gerry Posts: 173 Officer

  August 2011 #3

  http://www.diversalertnetwork.org/
  
  http://www.divespots.com/scuba/home.page
  
  http://www.stlucieco.gov/mosquito/reefs.htm
  
  http://www.padi.com/scuba/

  Changin' Latitudes

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• SeaSpy Posts: 387 Deckhand

  August 2011 #4

  Wabasso to Vero Beach.
  Weather permitting.
  Land of the giants.

  Ron Alford Expert Investigations & Surveillance
  www.seaspy.theplan.com

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• Rootbeer Posts: 128 Officer

  September 2011 #5

  I love Fowey Lighthouse area towards the North side and I love Soldier Key because those were my beginner freedives but seems like we are spending more time towards the ocean side of Elliot lately.... I find more lobsters there and way bigger hogs... I don't see as many groupers but its okay...

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• GrillaG Posts: 1,259 Officer

  September 2011 #6

  Anywhere in the Florida Keys

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• gatormark Posts: 2,240 Officer

  June 2012 #7

  Absolutely
  

  GrillaG wrote: »

  Anywhere in the Florida Keys

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• mandaferret Posts: 932 Officer

  August 2012 #8

  Blue Heron Bridge

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• captrandy Posts: 312 Deckhand

  September 2012 #9

  Wrecks out of Port Canaveral on a day with good vis.

  Bad Fish Must Die!!

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• Pucker Factor Posts: 875 Officer

  February 2013 #10

  Okay, so this does not fit the criteria of Florida or the Bahamas, but it is one of this countries great national treasures. I have had the fortunate opportunity to work on a project at the Flower Garden Banks for 7 years. I can tell you after well over 100 dives at this location, I have not seen anything like. Cayman . . . A distance second at best.
  
  http://flowergarden.noaa.gov/
  
  http://www.flingcharters.com/

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• Longhaul Posts: 1,745 Officer

  May 2013 #11

  Absolutely GM.
  

  gatormark wrote: »

  Absolutely

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