Monster Lobsters Essential Dive Gear

When you go out to venture into the deep blue off Floridas East Coast there is a list of essential equipment needed, and a shorter list of equipment you might want to have.

Essential Equipment Diving Floridas East Coast For Monster Lobsters

Flashlight to view the dark crevices

Lobster Bag for holding

Tickle Stick to coax the Monster Lobsters Out

Wetsuit thickness for water temp 3mil is fine

Good Pair of Gloves, obtain at any Dive Shop

Equipment That Might Come In Handy

Spring Loaded Snare for catching Monster Lobsters approx $50 to $60 dollars

Compass to navigate direction


Enjoy your dive, stay safe, check with your local dive shop for current conditions.

Muddog357 aka Wallace Haile Google Me

Sea Dragons Dive Shop

Sea dragons dive Shop has taught me so much, Bert and Mike at Sea Dragons are impressive and professional dive masters. The way they teach and train others about the diving world is easy to understand, they take the time, and care about your safety and diving skills.

I learned here and they will be forever friends and diving buddies. Their knowledge of diving equipment, tanks, masks, wetsuits, fins, bcs, etc...is staggering. They are professional and knowledgable every step of the way. If you are into Diving Floridas East Coast, Monster lobsters, and have the priviledge to be around Floridas East Coast divers, get a minute and check in with Bert and Mike at Sea Dragons Dive Shop.

Muddog357 aka Wallace Haile

Under The Sea or Above On Dry Land or In A Canoe

Under The Sea and Above on dry land or in a canoe...the East Coast of Florida is the place to be when the Great white North is cold from the seasons.

Whether you are diving Floridas east Coast or just skimming the beaches and creating monumental sculpture and design, Floridas East Coast has much to offer everyone, from casual divers to experienced, from surf players to sand gatherers, the beaches of the east coast are beautiful magical happenings, Enjoy
Wallace Haile Muddog357

All Over The Globe People Play In The Sea!

Check Out This Guy! Standing On The Edge Of Devils Swimming Pool! Insane and Awesome at the same time... Looks Great!

Monster Lobsters On AOL!

Hey...they got the Monsters Lobsters attack video up on the World Renown AOL! Great Video...I do say so myself :) Anyway,...Diving Floridas East Coast Is Coming around again in a few weeks and I am pumped! Ready to take more photos of Under The Sea! It such a great day at Sea! When I go out strictly for fun and to swim with the fishes...:)

One of the best times in the world to me to dive with my family in the East Coast of Florida off the Palm Coast... See You There...

http://video.aol.com/video-detail/monster-lobsters-blog-the-video/3839553924

Wallace Haile

Monster Lobsters Of Different Kind Furry Lobster Its Nature

What an interesting article at this blog I came upon today! Speaking of its nature of the furry lobster, habitat, eating habits, distibution, and reproduction. This lobster doesn't live here off the Floridas East Coast but off the coast of Australia...one place in my list of diving need to gos...

The Indian and Pacific Ocean dives are much different in terms of life to be found, than Diving Floridas East Coast...but what a dive this will be when I get out there. To view the underwater life and see the corals and become under the sea with Australia! Priceless..Check this site out for some great info on the furry lobster.

Check out the blog by clicking the title above or http://www.itsnature.org/sea/other/furry-lobster/

Wallace Haile
http://www.Muddog357.com

ScubaBoard Awesome Diving Forum

This is one of the top most informative forum sites around for information on Scuba Diving and destinations. I am Muddog357 most of the time, so be sure to look me up. With an underwater photo gallery, forum, and destination information..this is a one stop information haven for the avid diver!

Join in on a discussion, check out the classifieds, dive directory, articles, and photo gallery! Awesome stop to get you headed in the right diving direction, whether it be Diving Floridas East Coast, further south, or the Gulf coast. Enjoy!

Wallace Haile
www.Muddog357.com

Scuba Dot Com

You Like Scuba Diving? Is it your passion, like mine? Then here is a great site to see...:) Scuba.com All sorts of dive stuff available here! Even a Virtual Dive Instructor, Scuba news, Scuba Games, Scuba links, newsletter, dive the world with Scuba Dot Com. So many helpful hints, tricks, diving gear, etc... Awesome site in general..Have a look.

Muddog357 aka Wallace Haile Google Me :)

Diving Floridas East Coast Last Quarter Moon

Approaching the last quarter moon, best time for Diving Floridas East Coast! The water will be cool, but just a bit farther south and no worries. Don't Get Caught Up!

A Fish Tale...It Was THIS BIG...:) The End

Diving Floridas East Coast Spectacular!

Diving Floridas East Coast For Monster Lobsters

Hello

Hello, originally uploaded by Muddog357.

Self Portrait Diving Floridas East Coast near West Palm January 19th.

Blue Angel Fish

Blue Angel Fish, originally uploaded by Muddog357.

Diving Floridas east Coast near West Palm on the 19th of January

East Coast Diving

East Coast Diving, originally uploaded by Muddog357.

Artificial Reef - Inside a tank

Diving Floridas East Coast

From Saint Augustine to Key West, there is a smorgasbord of diving adventures awaiting you with a pointed difference in each of the regions diving Florida's East Coast.

South Florida's visibility is much more clear than in the northern part of the state. And there are great wreck dives and rock ledges off the Central East Coast. More reef area off the Southern East Coast of Florida makes underwater photography a memorable addition to your dives.

Starting in the North East Coast of Florida from around Saint Augustine, diving the artificial reef systems and spear fishing are popular diver activities. The best time of year to venture up here for a dive is during the summer months when your visibility is around thirty to fifty feet. Expect a seven to twenty mile ride out to dive at depths of sixty to one-hundred feet. Try to spot a Hogfish while you are out taking in the site of the Triggerfish and Grouper.

Diving Central Florida's East Coast offers a variety of challenging dives from WWII freighters and Monster Hole, to spear fishing and bug snatching. You can bag a monster lobster here. Summer months, again, are the best time of year to dive with visibility fluctuating between twenty five to seventy five feet, the best vis being off shore approximately eight to twenty miles. Areas for beach dives start becoming frequent as you progress south beginning with Vero Beach. As you venture out around two to four hundred feet the views begin happening of sponges, soft corals, and tropical fish hanging by the rocky reefs in depths of ten to thirty feet.

The city of Fort Pierce leads the introduction to the diving off Florida's South East Coast. Three particular dives stand out in this section, a Civil War era paddle wheeler, the site of Urca de Lima Florida's first Underwater Archeological Preserve, and then there is Inlet Park which has a large variety of rock formations and ledges, with monster lobsters and outstanding fish observation or photography. Stuart, Florida dives are not for the beginning diver. Visibility is low, the massive rock reef system begins about three miles offshore at depths of sixty to sixty five feet, and the outer ledges are at depths of one-hundred and twenty to one-hundred and sixty feet. Fewer divers mean a large variety of fish and monster lobster, but take this with a local dive shop group.

Florida reefs really start to emerge as you take the plunge diving Florida's East Coast. A drift diving paradise from West Palm south to the Florida Keys offers reefs, wrecks, cleaning stations, multiple species of marine life, and the commencement of the warmer waters with good visibility. Getting down toward the Keys, dives are more regulated, but beautiful and brilliant with lots of wrecks and marine life. Bring your camera on these dives, you might run into a Goliath Grouper, Moray Eel, or Caribbean Reef Shark. Some of the best photo opportunities diving Florida's East Coast can be found in South Florida. Always check with your local dive shop for current conditions, plan your dive and dive your plan.

Wallace Haile
www.UberBerry.com

Trumpet Fish

Trumpet Fish
Originally uploaded by Muddog357

Trying To Blend In.....

Brain Coral

Brain Coral
Originally uploaded by Muddog357

Signs Of A Healthy Reef environment.