Steve Dillon
- PADI Wreck Diver (Jul 2010)
- PADI Boat Diver (May 2008)
- PADI Drift Diver (May 2008)
- PADI Advanced Open Water (Aug 2004)
- PADI Nitrox (Aug 2004)
- PADI Open Water (Sep 2002)
Lugares en los que he buceado
- Número total de inmersiones NO en diveboard:
Este número se añade al número total de buceos registrados en Diveboard (público + privado) para así obtener el "Número Total de inmersiones". - Inmersiones publicadas:53
- Inmersiones totales:55
- Inmersiones este año:0
- Tiempo total bajo el agua en Diveboard:1 día 15hrs 43 min
- La mayoría de las inmersiones en Diveboard en:
Estados Unidos - Inmersión más profunda:
34.9m en Boracay, Filipinas - Inmersión más larga:
63 min en Boracay,Filipinas - Fotos en el diario:187
- Número de especies avistadas:64
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Especies avistadas
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Inmersiones favoritas
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2010-07-12 Estados Unidos Florida West Palm Beach
AmarilysDrop #2 on The Corridor wrecks put us right on the Amaryllis. Visibility was decent, but the temperature was all over the place. The current died down significantly so we finned southward. As Jim and I approached the Mizpah, we saw a dozen goliaths congregated outside the wreck. We swam over the wreck and came across a loggerhead and a green turtle. Niether of them was camera shy. Running low on air, we called it quits and ascended.
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2004-08-19 Filipinas Boracay
Camia WreckAdvanced Open Water dive #1--Wreck. I navigated us to and from the wreck, identified many hazards. At the bottom of the boat, there was an angelfish swimming upside down and toward the end of the dive we saw three puffers swimming together.
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2008-05-19 Estados Unidos Florida West Palm Beach
Breakers SouthThis one was rather strenuous. The reef stuck out like fingers on a hand and when I wasn't protected, it was tough swimming across the current. I snapped some really good pictures of some of the fish. There was a goat fish foraging for food and a two-foot long trumpet fish drifting by. I found another lobster, a school of angel fish and at the end there was an arrowhead crab hiding under a rock. Overall it was another terrific dive, but damn, what a workout!
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2010-07-12 Estados Unidos West Palm Beach
China BargeWe had a south current on the corridor wrecks so we dropped in on the China Barge. Visibility was fair. There was a lot of particulate in the first 30 feet or so. Jim and I moved across the barge and the current pushed us too far to the west to find the next wreck so we cut our losses and ascended. This was supposed to count towards my wreck diver specialty.
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