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  • PADI Enriched Air Diver (Jun 2014)
  • PADI Open Water Diver (Apr 2014)

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  • Total number of dives not on diveboard:
    This number is added to the total number of dives logged in Diveboard (public+private) for the stat "Total number of dives".
  • Dives published:14
  • Total dives count:15
  • Dives this year:0
  • Total underwater time on Diveboard:9 hrs 21 min
  • Most dives on Diveboard in:
    United States
  • Deepest Dive:
    21m in Pompano Beach, Fl, United States
  • Longest Dive:
    60 min in 2037 River Rd, Bainbridge, PA 17502, United States
  • Pictures in logbook:0
  • Number of species spotted:16

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    2014-06-17 United States Pompano Beach, Fl
    Ss Copenhagen Wreck

    Fun dive, we could have explored the broken down wreck for longer! Accessed the site through Pompano Dive Center and Odyssey Charters with a very fun and helpful crew. It was a rainy morning, but the visibility was pretty good, and swells weren't too big. The wreck covers a good amount of area and was used for target practice in World War II (I was told you could still find bullet shells lying around but I didn't see any). Saw lots of colorful mid-sized and small fish, corals, sponges, spiny lobsters, a moray (we think) eel, and a goliath grouper (which is apparently rare for this wreck).

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    2014-06-16 United States Pompano Beach, Fl
    Sea Emperor

    My first wreck dive, and what a fun one it was! We had a guide to show us around the wreck, which was sunk incorrectly and is upside down with rubble piles to the east. The wreck is N-S oriented. Visibility was reduced a little from storms earlier in the morning churning up the sand and sea. First we explored the rubble next to the east side of the wreck, where we saw a goliath grouper hiding towards the north end. Then we swam through four chambers of the barge, which was a lot of fun and home to several schools of fish. We had some time left so we went a little further east of the wreck to some more rubble/rocks, and there we saw a huge nurse shark (probably 8 or 9 ft)! Overall a very good dive.

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