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Scuba Forum / General / December 2007Ft Lauderdale
Any body have any suggestions for a good boat out of Ft. Lauderdale. I will be in Naples the end of Dec first of Jan. I would like one that caters to more serious divers. What sites would you recommend, wrecks and/or reefs. Brian On Dec 7, 12:48 am, "Brian D. Tracy, O.D." <briantr...@comcast.net> wrote: > Any body have any suggestions for a good boat out of Ft. Lauderdale. I will > be in Naples the end of Dec first of Jan. I would like one that caters to > more serious divers. What sites would you recommend, wrecks and/or reefs. > Brian American Dream II Out of FLL proper... American Dream. book through undersea sports 954-564-8661 Newer boat (2 years old), Leaves out of 17th street (behind Hyatt) close to 595 (naples road) close in inlet. call the dive shop and they can tell you which dives they are doing. > Any body have any suggestions for a good boat out of Ft. Lauderdale. I will > be in Naples the end of Dec first of Jan. I would like one that caters to > more serious divers. What sites would you recommend, wrecks and/or reefs. > Brian > Any body have any suggestions for a good boat out of Ft. Lauderdale. I will > be in Naples the end of Dec first of Jan. I would like one that caters to > more serious divers. What sites would you recommend, wrecks and/or reefs. > Brian Same Brian Tracy from S'pore? Been a while! :o) Steve Kramer "PhotoEnvisions" Photography Chiang Mai, Thailand http://www.photoenvisions.com As far as dives, what are you comforatable with? <60, <100 <130, Tech? Nitrox?? lobstering? Spearing? siteseeing? day, night? > Any body have any suggestions for a good boat out of Ft. Lauderdale. I will > be in Naples the end of Dec first of Jan. I would like one that caters to > more serious divers. What sites would you recommend, wrecks and/or reefs. > Brian <130 Nitrox sightseeing. Most of my diving is fairly strenuous cold water drysuit diving along the California North coast. B > As far as dives, what are you comforatable with? <60, <100 <130, Tech? > Nitrox?? lobstering? Spearing? siteseeing? day, night? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >> and/or reefs. >> Brian Capt Dan is one of the best wrecks in broward...120' to sand Also Rodeo 130' to sand tracy and Scutti are nice as well (2 ships, one dive... concrete blocks lead the way between the wrecks) 75' to sand 2nd dive will be a drift dive on a reef. Bring a 3m. I use a 3+3 (3 farmer + 3 jacket) but I am a FL wimp... > <130 Nitrox sightseeing. Most of my diving is fairly strenuous cold water > drysuit diving along the California North coast. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >>>and/or reefs. >>>Brian > <130 Nitrox sightseeing. Most of my diving is fairly strenuous cold water > drysuit diving along the California North coast. Lots of good stuff from Pompano Beach, just a little north of FL. for gas and gear: http://www.fillexpress.com/ boat: http://missconduct.tripod.com/ You have to call this guy, he doesn't email well. There are several other boats in Pompano Beach that are OK. |
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