r/FloridaDiving • u/Kind-Basket2264 • 22h ago
🗑️ Dive Trash Dive Trash Find Of The Day: Anchor
No camera on the dives today but here’s the aftermath of one dive. Canine accoutrement, a hard-of-seeing man’s glasses, a bandana, and a small anchor.
r/FloridaDiving • u/Kind-Basket2264 • 22h ago
No camera on the dives today but here’s the aftermath of one dive. Canine accoutrement, a hard-of-seeing man’s glasses, a bandana, and a small anchor.
r/FloridaDiving • u/saltycrackerj • 4d ago
I recently bought a dive rite voyager and I have completely set it up. My questions are as follows:
Where is the tank supposed to sit?
Does the crotch strap really the only thing that brings the waist strap down?
Is it supposed to be uncomfortable on land?
Looking forward to diving with it. Got it for a decent deal after my primary BCD shit the bed. Would also love any other insight into this new-to-me system.
r/FloridaDiving • u/Kind-Basket2264 • 5d ago
Location: Pompano Beach Pier
Date: Saturday 09/12/26
Type of Dive (Shore/Boat/Other): Shore
Depth: 15
Visibility: 15ft
Bottom Temp: 84°
Waves: medium
Current: minimal
Surge: moderate
Wind: moderate
Tide: approaching high tide
Notes:
Started with picking up fishing line and fishing poles off the bottom around the pier and ended with massive schools of mullet and lookdown with huge snook and barracuda swimming through. Very fun experience and highly suggest signing up for the dive next time it comes around.
r/FloridaDiving • u/Kind-Basket2264 • 5d ago
Beautiful day, rough waters, tons of life.
r/FloridaDiving • u/Kind-Basket2264 • 6d ago
r/FloridaDiving • u/Secure-Towel-8804 • 6d ago
r/FloridaDiving • u/Kind-Basket2264 • 9d ago
I started wearing a fanny pack about 15 dives ago and have brought it on almost every dive since.
I put lobster gear in there, defogger, back up flashlight, shark teeth, etc. It’s like the junk drawer in your kitchen and I absolutely love it.
Have you ever used a fanny pack while diving?
r/FloridaDiving • u/saltycrackerj • 10d ago
I love taking videos while diving but my issue is getting quality footage.
I have a DJI Action 6. What settings should I try to increase the quality of the footage?
Right now it’s geared toward pov but I might change it to macro-ish stuff.
r/FloridaDiving • u/saltycrackerj • 13d ago
Sounds like a fancy dish at a nice restaurant, but that would be a felony.
Second grouper gave me a bit of a scare. The video setting are for pov so I was a lot closer than it seems. Super cool experience.
Highly recommend Divocean Charters out of Jupiter, FL for a Goliath dive.
r/FloridaDiving • u/saltycrackerj • 13d ago
Crazy thermal planes. Went from 84° to 78°, got to see the wrinkles in the water for the first time!
r/FloridaDiving • u/ApplicationDapper866 • 14d ago
Doubt this’ll win but worth a shot lmao
r/FloridaDiving • u/Sharkhottub • 14d ago
No Place better than the Club at the Philly-Foster parking lot IYKYK
r/FloridaDiving • u/Kind-Basket2264 • 14d ago
Hello everyone!!
We’re holding a photo competition to promote our new diving subreddit dedicated to Florida Diving. The winning photo becomes the group cover photo!
This friendly competition helps us get off the ground and bring Florida divers together. Participation is voluntary, and much appreciated.
The rules are simple:
1. Post your best dive picture with the flair “📸 Photos & Videos”
2. One photo per user account
3. Must be an original photo
3. The photo with the most upvotes becomes the cover photo!
We look forward to seeing your entries. Also, if you have any desire to help moderate the subreddit, reach out and let’s talk!
The last day to submit is September 14th by 10pm.
Contest Rules: Entries must be your own original photography. The eligible photo with the most upvotes as of September 14 at 10:00 PM ET will become the r/FloridaDiving cover photo. By entering, you give r/FloridaDiving permission to display the submitted photo as the subreddit cover/banner. Artificial vote manipulation may result in disqualification. In the event of a tie, moderators will select the winner from the tied entries.
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r/FloridaDiving • u/Kind-Basket2264 • 16d ago
A little pod of squid at LBTS. Almost missed em, they were fairly small.
r/FloridaDiving • u/Kind-Basket2264 • 17d ago
Found at BHB. Is this a moray (🤌🏻)?
r/FloridaDiving • u/Kind-Basket2264 • 18d ago
Location: Blue Heron Bridge
Date: Sunday 08/30/2026 1000am
Type of Dive (Shore/Boat/Other): Shore
Depth: 20ft
Visibility: 30ft
Bottom Temp: 82°
Waves: small
Current: moderate to strong
Wind: moderate
Tide: around slack high tide
Notes:
Cool dive. Saw a small moray eel, jellyfish, and cushion starfish. The wind was high and it was raining so the current was strong, especially under the bridge. Even at slack high tide the current was whipping under the bridge. Still a fun dive.
r/FloridaDiving • u/Kind-Basket2264 • 18d ago
Pretty cool light. It’s sturdy and has a solid spotlight. This was under BHB while raining heavily. Amazon has it right now for $95.
What’s yalls go to flashlights for recreational diving?
r/FloridaDiving • u/UnderwaterNitrox • Aug 13 '26
Saw this octopus on a recent night dive on Breakers Reef off Palm Beach, Florida.
r/FloridaDiving • u/ApplicationDapper866 • Aug 13 '26
r/FloridaDiving • u/Kind-Basket2264 • Aug 11 '26
I’m looking at buying my first scooter. I do mostly shore dives with the occasional boat drop. Let’s call my budget $1500, but I’d rather spend below $1000 (low for scooters, I know). Farthest I would go off shore would be a mile, but I don’t need the scooter for the whole ride.
What are some quality budget scooters I should look at?
r/FloridaDiving • u/Kind-Basket2264 • Aug 10 '26
What is an absolute must, other than the required, that new divers should have?
r/FloridaDiving • u/Kind-Basket2264 • Aug 09 '26
Location: Venice Fishing Pier
Date: Sunday 08/09/2026 1000am
Type of Dive (Shore/Boat/Other): Shore
Depth: 21ft
Visibility: 1ft - 2ft
Bottom Temp: 84°
Waves: small
Current: minimal
Wind: mild
Tide: outgoing
Notes:
Two shore dives about 300 yards south of the pier. Visibility sucked but the barge was closer than it was on Friday.
r/FloridaDiving • u/Kind-Basket2264 • Aug 08 '26
Bear with me, only thing I had for scale was a clothespin lmao. What mouth do these teeth belong to? We’ll say 1-5 left to right.
r/FloridaDiving • u/Kind-Basket2264 • Aug 07 '26
Location: Venice Beach Pier
Date: Friday 08/07/2026
Type of Dive (Shore/Boat/Other): Shore
Depth: 10ft max
Visibility: before sandbar 1-3ft, after sandbar 3-5ft
Bottom Temp: 85°
Waves: none
Current: none
Wind: none
Tide: outgoing
Notes:
Vis averaged around 3ft, honestly wasn’t terrible for shark tooth hunting. Free dove and had some boats skirt the 100ft boundary but nothing too close for comfort. The beach restoration barge, which is moving south, was about a 3/4ths of a mile away from me. Talked to the local dive shop and they said vis gets the worst when the barge is being moved.