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Category Archives: Florida Diving
Watch for Humpback whales migrating in January off East Coast of Florida
There are a couple of whales that migrate off the eastern shores of Florida. Be sure to watch for the Humpback and Right Whales as they migrate in the early months each year. You can even occasionally spot them while … Continue reading
Posted in Creature Feature, Florida Diving, Home page
Tagged humpback, humpback hales. right whales, spyhopping
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Lemon Shark Aggregation in Jupiter, Florida
Every year from January to mid April, lemon sharks meet and aggregate along the Eastern Coast of Florida. Lemon sharks grow up to 13 feet long and average approximately 10 feet. They are found in the shallower waters of the … Continue reading
Posted in Creature Feature, Florida Diving, Home page
Tagged aggregation, divers, diving, dr. gruber, florida, force e, jupiter, lemon shark, scuba, shark savers. shark count, sharksavers
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January Calendar of Sealife & Migrations for South Eastern Florida
Every year I am blessed to be amazed and inspired by some of the most incredible sights under the sea. As many of my readers will know, I can’t help myself but come back and learn more about the awesome … Continue reading
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Tagged aggregation calendar, Atlantic Rays, bull, dive calendar, florida dive creatures, florida turtles, Green Turtles, Hammerheads, Hawksbill, james abernathy, Kemp Ridley, Leatherbacks, Lemon sharks, Loggerheads, Manta Rays, nurse, rays, sharks found in florida, singer island, Southern Rays, spinner, Spotted Eagle rays, sting rays, stuart florida, whales, Yellow Rays
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Don Pedro Gilbert the Pirate
I love the eastern coast of Florida. It is full of natural and nautical treasures, both of the past and the present. Hubby has a real love for all things Atocha, including an avid collectors interest in the reales. While … Continue reading
Posted in East Coast Florida Diving, Florida Diving, Home page
Tagged bernardo de soto, bleech yards, danielle's dives, don pedro gilbert, famous pirates, florida pirate, frances langford-evinrude, gibert, hutchinson island, jensen beach, mexican boat, mount pisgah, pirate, sewell's point, treasure coast
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Dare I discuss solo diving?
The more I shore dive, the more this topic peaks my interest. I dive many spots repeatedly up and the down the East Coast of Florida. I would venture to say that I probably know Lauderdale by the Sea like … Continue reading
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Tagged danielle's dives, diving, florida, lauderdaale by the sea, Rio mar, scuba, scuba diving, shore diving, solo diving, wababssa
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Shore Dive conditions for week of 1/3/12
UPDATE: was down in Vero last night at Rio Mar, looked great! flattest I have seen it in 4 months. I am planning to dive MONDAY AM due to weekend work schedule. It is funny as I am not the … Continue reading
Posted in Dive conditions, Florida Diving, Home page
Tagged conditions, danielle's dives, diving, florida, fort pierce, lauderdale, pepper park, Rio mar, shore diving, Vero Beach
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I am drying up!
It has been so busy with Gypsy Rose Studios, my new company this past month as we getting ready for season to hit. I haven’t been in the water for over a month and my gills are all dried. Local … Continue reading
Shore diving considerations for maximum enjoyment
With shore divers’ independence comes added planning responsibility. You simply do not have that added safety buffer of the divemaster on a boat. While you can pay someone to come along, I find following some simple steps and procedures and … Continue reading
Upcoming shore diving forecasts for East Florida
Ok, fellow shore divers, do you want the good news or the bad? It was gorgeous this weekend at the beach from Fort Pierce all the way up to Cape canaveral, if you love surfing! Nice day, big swells and … Continue reading
Posted in Dive conditions, Florida Diving
Tagged bugs, central florida diving, danielle's dives, diving, lobsters, scuba diving, shore diving
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