Summer Time Update

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It’s been a while since our last post, but we have not been idling by this summer. A lot has been happening at the Dive Shop. Adding 3 new instructors, Public Safety Training with ERDi, and the addition of nitrox are just tips of the iceberg with all that has been going on.

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We had a super great time diving with Capt. Dan and Capt. Kim of www.offshoredivecharters.com .  Lots of fish and fellowship with some good divers…the food was great too.  Next trip will be June 26.  Call and reserve your spot today.  $50 holds your spot.  Pictures coming soon.

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Regina,
Here’s the info on our dive trip. Thanks!

We recently dove on a natural ledge in Clearwater, FL while on vacation in the Tampa area (Indian Shores). We dove with Tanks-A-Lot Dive Charters with Capt. Mike Miller. He was very professional and safety-conscious. Our dive was approximatley 10 miles off shore in about 60′ of water. The visibility was fair (for that area). We saw some sea creatures, other than fish, that we had never seen before.

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Ashley,
Thanks for the information. I just came back from St. Croix and spent a week on the Nekton. We had 2 people to develop the bends and both had to be flown to a chamber on a sea plane. Both had Dan Insurance and let me tell ya……they were great. The ladies could not praise them enough when they rejoined us on Friday back to Pureto.

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The following is an email sent by Tony Sapp to his old Ichthyology professor-

Hey Dr. Vives,
My name is Tony Sapp.  I had you for Ichthyology way back in 2002  I think.  I have started diving and spearfishing off the coast of Fla. and Ga.  I was wondering if you know any negatives about eating the fish off our coast.  Additionally, I am mainly concerned about the Atlantic Spadefish.  Mainly, I believe their diet consists of jellyfish, but I didn’t know if you may know any other information about the fish.  We have seen SEVERAL Lionfish while diving on artificial reefs… I think that little fish may be a problem for population balance in the future.

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