SCUBA Steve's Adventures

The SS Sapona in the Bahamas is a fascinating piece of history. During WW1 there were concrete ships built due to a steel shortage. The SS Sapona is one of the more prominent wrecks of the U.S. World War I era concrete-hulled ships. It was later used by a colorful character during the prohibition era to smuggle booze from Bimini, then as target practice by the US military, and is now home to diverse marine life including strong rays and turtles. It is one of my favorite night dives of all time.

Slaying lion fish in the Bahamas when the ocean’s predator showed up. Watch to the end to see who wins.🦈🤿

The Bayronto shipwreck is a fun adventure that is just off the coast of Venice, FL😎🤿

It was a spearfishing Sunday with great friends ending with a delicious fish sandwich dinner😎. We had quite a mix of fish with Hog, Scamp Grouper, Mangrove Snapper, Lesser AJ, and even Barracuda🤿. Sorry, Mr. Sandbar🦈, no fish for you.

Night diving on a full moon with some new friends in the Bahamas on the Juliet Liveaboard😎🤿