Palm Beach Diving

The diversity of marine life off Palm Beach, Florida changes constantly with the passing months. From miniscule treasures to leviathans, each dive offers the opportunity to observe an amazing variety of marine life. Here are a few images from the past month..

Artificial reef: Play Pen

Goliath grouper aggregation on the Mitzpah wreck

Very friendly goliath grouper and huge school of cigar minnows

Deeper reefs north of the Lake Worth inlet

During this time of year huge schools of cephalopods can be seen throughout the reefs

..And the rest of these images come from perhaps one of the best muck dives in the US: Phil Foster park

A few more images from Phil Foster:

Wonderful stuff Laz! The goliath shot is super. If I ever get another chance to dive the bridge I'm definitely taking you with me. What is that last shot?

Thanks!

Steve

Great stuff Laz; and if I may take the liberty to add a couple of images from the bridge two weeks ago. This thread could be quite expansive if one looks at all the recent posts.(Unaccustomed as I am to macro shooting)

Love it Laz. Great work and variety.

I really need to come and do the Goliath Grouper dives.

Cheers my friend

Todd

Wonderful stuff Laz! The goliath shot is super. If I ever get another chance to dive the bridge I'm definitely taking you with me. What is that last shot?

 

Thanks!

Steve

Thanks, Steve. The last shot is a Ocellated frogfish.

Loftus, nice shots. I think that mantis shrimp is just a couple of feet from where I photographed the pike blenny.

Todd, YES you DO need to do the grouper aggregation dives. This year they were extra amazing on the Corridor wrecks. There is still a good number of them along with plenty of baitfish, but they are down at 180ft. There are way too many buttons on my housing and strobes to try to take a picture while I'm narced!