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Just in time for the holidays . . .Whale Shark!

Posted on December 12, 2014 by — No Comments ↓
Started off the day with good news from Mother Nature . . . 1-2 foot seas, light breeze, a bit of sunshine, 76 degree water and a mild current.  Who could ask for better conditions?!  Oooo Yea with 60-70 foot of visibility.   Well happy happy Friday and just in time for the holidays . . . Our last dive on Breakers Reef just before the jumps to Turtle Mound a Whale…

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Beauty Comes Year Round In South Florida

Posted on December 9, 2014 by — 1 Comment ↓
Who says that summer time is the only time to find beauty on our reefs?!  Beauty comes year round here in South Florida. Our reefs stay plenty active all year round.  The water temps may dip a bit but nothing a layer of neoprene can’t cure. So come along with us to experience our beautiful reefs. Thank you Dennis Whitestone and Jim Cocci for the photos. 🙂…

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A Clean Boat is a Happy Boat

Posted on December 3, 2014 by — No Comments ↓
We like to think we have wonderful weather here in South Florida year round, 24-7, 365.  Don’t laugh, we’re not shoveling snow down here.  We have the humidity and rain, as we are in the tropics and we are use to it.  So rain or shine we are out on the water enjoying the best Mother Nature has to offer.  BUT there are days when it is to rough off shore…

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Post Thanksgiving = Lobsters

Posted on November 29, 2014 by — No Comments ↓
While many folks have officially started their holiday shopping, some of us have better things on our mind . . . . Lobster!  Was good to get in the water and work off that Thanksgiving feast,  as you know the dessert always sets us over the edge.  So burn a few calories we did! What better to do than to stock up for the next holiday get together .  …

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Happy Thanksgiving

Posted on November 27, 2014 by — No Comments ↓
On behalf of Captain Bill and the crew at Walker’s Dive Charters, we would like to wish you a Happy Thanksgiving.  …

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Safety First, Fun a close Second

Posted on November 25, 2014 by — No Comments ↓
Safety First, as we know it,  is most important when scuba diving.  We have our check and balance systems in place to ensure optimal performance while we enjoy the underwater world, FUN is a close second. Our dive comes to an end, we slowly ascend to the surface to our Safety Stop; one of many safety checks.  We hang at about 15-20 feet allowing for more nitrogen…

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Night Dive with a Full Moon At the Blue Heron Bridge

Posted on November 18, 2014 by — No Comments ↓
Earlier this month we did a full moon night dive at the Blue Heron Bridge at Phil Foster Park in Riviera Beach, Florida.   A shallow dive at high tide (20 foot max) full of a variety of marine life .   Along with the tropical marine life it is a great place to catch a close up glimpse of the micro life that is tucked away at the bridge. Kevin Hanson diving with JND Scuba…

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Stop and smell the roses, I mean ‘Coral’

Posted on November 15, 2014 by — No Comments ↓
It’s a good feeling when friends and customers share with us their experiences on a dive trip.  Shared photos bring back those good feelings.  They also remind us of what we saw and also tell others what they may have missed.  Many of us just drift along our reefs catching glimpses of tropical fish , maybe a lobster tucked under a ledge or even a Hawksbill…

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Great weather and conditions here in South Florida!

Posted on November 13, 2014 by — No Comments ↓
Mother Nature is being good to us right now, here in South Florida, before winter really sets in.  We expected crisp weather as we arrived at the boat this morning only to be surprised that the weather man got it wrong again.  The conditions today were awesome and the weekend is expected to be the same.  We had a warm 81 degree air temperature with a light breeze,…

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Hello Turtle!

Posted on October 11, 2014 by — No Comments ↓
Cruising the reefs here in Palm Beach Florida today brought a pleasant surprise, a little face to face with Mr. Loggerhead. Our two dives this afternoon also brought us squid, an octopus, lobster, a Hawksbill Turtle, a Loggerhead turtle and of course lots of tropicals.  Lovin’ the diving here in South Florida.  The best kept secret is out!  …

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