Good Vis
Looks like you had much better vis than we did. My son and I went down to west palm in January and the vis was almost as bad as your Tenn river dive. The hurricanes wreaked havoc with even the bottom of the ocean. "Dust" was everywhere and still hadn't settled out. We didn't get to do any off shore, no one was going out with the poor vis. We dove Jupiter inlet where we generally have great success gathering inverts and fishes but we had very limited success. I think we brought back three fishes. I should have journeled them because I don't even remember. The best aspect of the trip was the devastation and debris which cover the area where a mangrove forest used to be at Walton Rocks beach. The storms have washed ashore so much of the rock and millions, no exageration, millions of shells and shell fragments. If anyone is interested I'll post some pictures of the bounty of shell and interesting rock. The rock isn't "live rock". I call it virgin live rock. It is natural reef rock that is conditioned by the surf and makes great aqua scape. When placed in a mini reef the critters and algae existing in the system love the new virgin territory and move in to set up shop.
It won't be until next year before we can go down to Fla again but we are hoping to make it a key west adventure. I'm retired military and they have a military MWR resort down there for very reasonable rates. Anyway, thank for the pictures.
