Key West Snorkeling Archive
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A Key West Video
Posted on April 1, 2010 | No CommentsScenes of Key West: Fishing for Mahi Mahi Mallory Square Sunset Celebration Shark Fishing Sunset Cruise Snorkeling Smathers Beach Jet Skiing Kiteboarding -
The Vandenberg, 6 Mos. Later
Posted on December 9, 2009 | No CommentsIt’s been just over six months since the USS Vandenberg was sunk. Our artificial reef is coming along nicely- not everything is stark white any more, but covered in growth at this point. We were out snorkeling and freediving recently, and the vis was about... -
Gulf Beauty
Posted on August 18, 2009 | No CommentsSometimes when it’s windy, it’s fun to head out in the boat to the Gulf side, or Back Country. It’s different there, and snorkeling is just as much fun as out on the reef. In these pictures you can see lobster, hogfish, red grouper, puffer... -
Snorkeling in the Gulf for a Change
Posted on July 22, 2009 | No CommentsIf you live in Key West, you have the pleasure of meeting interesting people from all over the country who come here on vacation. For the spearfishing community, it’s fun to meet spearfishing buddies you’ve previously known only online. Check out these pics, taken on... -
Clear Water in the Gulf!
Posted on July 12, 2009 | No CommentsKey West snorkeling is always great, but lately we had some clear water on the Gulf side. We headed out to the back country to check it all out and voila, beautiful coral heads, fish, and nice calm waters. Ahh, July in Key West! -
Freediving the Vandenberg
Posted on June 7, 2009 | No CommentsAfter all those months of anticipation for the Vandenberg sinking, we finally got to dive it last week. Freediving the Vandenberg is definitely the ultimate wreck experience for freedivers. When the vis is good, you can see the Vandenberg from the boat! That’s because the... -
First to Dive the Vandenberg
Posted on May 31, 2009 | No CommentsA spearfishing friend of ours who works for FWC was among the first to dive the Vandenberg, the day after the sinking. He took some amazing pictures, so here they are. The satellite dish did come loose in the sinking process, but not totally loose....

