Thanks man! Much appreciated!

This was just north of the pier in Vero.

This was filmed about a week and a half ago.

So the mullet run is on??

@@mikeplatt9949 Yes sir! Better get on it!

@@wolfesam I'm in Ft. Lauderdale..so just waiting for them to show up!

@@mikeplatt9949 Just watched some video of them around Juno Beach, so they're on the way.

I've been to Bathtub Beach many times! It's a great place to snorkel. Lots of nurse sharks, turtles and fish.

This area wasn't home to bright corals. At least not in any sort of recent history. The reef here is made up of limestone and worm reef made by sabellariid worms. There are scattered stony corals, such as oculina, as well as some gorgonians, but that's about it.

@James O'Brien- No. This is a sandcastle worm reef, not a coral reef.

Yeah, probably closer to 200'. Worth checking out if you're there. Definitely some closer reefs around Vero though.

Thank you!

It's really hit or miss this time of year. A couple days ago it was flat with top to bottom vis, and now the water is churned up again. You really have to pay attention to what the sea conditions have been for the past few days. Good luck!

@@wolfesam Thanks. What should I be looking for? The only thing I could think of is wind.

@@josephpawlowski5810 Wind is definitely important. A west wind will help flatten the beach down a lot. Another thing to look at is the surf report/forecast. If you go to MagicSeaweed dot com, you can pull up the surf forecast for Fort Pierce. You'll want it to be 1' or flat for a couple days prior to going there.

@@wolfesam Thanks a lot! Would you believe I went today, and it was actually pretty clear, but the lifeguard asked me not to go out because of all the sharks in the area hahha, I guess I have to wait a few weeks. I want to check out Sebastian Inlet too.

@@josephpawlowski5810 Ha! I didn't even think about the sharks migrating through right now. Would've made for some interesting swimming, though! Sebastian Inlet can be a cool area, just need to catch the tide right.

Super delayed response, but the song is Easy Jam by Kevin MacLeod!

Very cool! The timelapse of the fireflies is pretty neat. Looks like you have a lot of them up there.

Thanks, Kirk! As far as local dive shops, the most popular here in Vero is Deep Six. Then again, they are the ONLY dive shop in Vero. If you need gear or tanks filled, they are fine. They can also line you up with a dive trip, but they go out of West Palm. There's another shop in Fort Pierce called Dive Odyssea. They rent/sell gear as well, but are much more of a 'mom and pop' store.

There's no snorkeling classes around here. And to be honest, in November the water will probably be too churned up to snorkel here in Vero. If you go farther south toward West Palm you can find cleaner water. There might be somewhere down there that offers snorkeling trips. Good luck!

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