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Thanks for watching and for the support!

Ocean Rhino RX4

35ft

Thank you!!

Mainly Hernando and Pasco out to 60ft or so.

It was shot with a GoPro Hero 7 Black

I would say thirty feet or so. I have never gone in with a light and i think the ballroom begins where the light stops hitting

Riviera Beach, FL

I live in Spring Hill so mostly stay int he Pasco\Hernando area

Gulf of Mexico, off the coast of Florida

THATS THE BEST PART COLD WATER !

It still counts as a cavern. As long as you can still see light it's a cavern

You can freedive all the way back to the grate. It would be very, very difficult to get lost in there to the point where one light/one tank becomes an issue. You're never really more than 20 seconds away from the surface (idk maybe scuba guys swim slower but the current is pushing you out)

It’s a cavern opening that leads to caves, not a cave itself. Also the maze of caves are sealed with a steel grate so no one travels in.

Unfortunately i cant post an image here but the entrance is off 19 just north of Centralia. Google Maps shows Buford in the correct location and you can see which roads to take

@@mattleach2114 you got IG?

@@Mr.Stroke0331 Once you enter the wildlife management area, sign in, and follow the dirt road until you see a round about, take a right onto rattlesnake camp, then follow that until you see another roundabout with a road called three bridges road. Follow that road for a hot minute and keep an eye on the left, you'll see a sign that mentions scuba divers. Park just past there and walk the footpath near the sign for about 2000 feet.

@@joshuaunderwood1873 awesome thanks dude 🤘🏽 just hit 7 sisters today dying to hit Buford... but couldn’t find it last time

@@Mr.Stroke0331 be careful! There’s a line at 140 feet. Don’t follow it if you’re not cave trained. Seen somebody last time I was down there realize the mistake. The line ends in a small SUPERA SILTY cave that requires you to have a good back kick to back out. Turning around isn’t really an option. Full blackout in silt.

Not sure what you mean?

@@mattleach2114 Been awhile that you weren't posting and now they're coming somewhat regularly

@@joshuaunderwood1873 Yeah life and work got in the way and I didn't have much free time but hopong to get back to doing things on a regular basis and post more.

@@mattleach2114 awesome. Love to dive sometime. I typically only film cave dives but still dive open water nearly every weekend.

Maximum depth we hit was 110ft.

What did he do

@@Devast8r34 his ascent to the surface was too fast. But worse his console and octo are hanging, which means they’re dragging. Which means if his buddy runs out of air he will get a blast of sand to the back of his throat when he takes that yellow octo. Dealing with an out of air situation is bad enough, made much worse then sand is causing the octo to work improperly. The console dragging is a hazard if they were to enter a silted area as well, unknowingly kicking up silt for his buddy behind him. Even worse if he’s the last diver he’s unknowingly creating a possible silt out behind the entire team that they won’t know about until they turn the dive.

@@Devast8r34 that's what he did

@@joshuaunderwood1873 It's a giant cavern lol it's totally safe even for complete novices. There's no silt or danger of getting lost and running out of air.

@@squarecracker it’s actually not a giant cavern it’s relatively small comparatively. It’s ludicrous to say there’s no chance of running out of air and just shows me you’re not cave trained. However, I NEVER said he could get lost. Didn’t even allude too it. But “giant” cavern is still an overhead environment.

Right but they are not staying in the water for 45min or more at a time and they stay well above the thermoclines :)

No thermocline fresh water spring temp about 70

@@edwardlyden7902 good to know. Thanks for that info, however at 70 degrees you are still loosing heat at an incredible rate so if you stay down long enough you will become hypothermic. The people swimming are in and out and can stay warm enough.

I highly recommend Blue Grotto, I did my open water certification there and loved it. Even got to do a 100ft dive.

@@zazerzo it is a good place to dive. I've been once but I want to go back. With the way work has been I don't think it will be anytime soon.

Thanks Wes! Been going up there for as long as i can remember, just never got to see it from the air lol

Yes it's a freshwater spring in Northern Florida

Some of the fish were throwing me off and thanks!