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In triangle.general Steve Crisp <crisp@pageplanet.com> wrote:

: Try going down to Key Biscayne and getting tide-trapped on the outer
: sand bar while schools of barracuda swim in the tidal pool between the
: bar and the shore, waiting for the tide to come back in. Now, imagine
: being in that position and you really have to be somewhere. That mistake
: is usually made only once.

In 95, Stacie and I got extremely lucky and went diving on the Sulliod(sp)
off Atlantic Beach.  100ft+ visibility!  We went to two dives that day,
and while waiting for our surface interval to expire, I was floatin on the
surface w just a mask and fins.  About six barracuda stayed close, but
didn't do anything.  The divemaster said they never do, but they still
looked nasty.  I'll probably never get a dive with that kind of visibility
again, but it was a great day.  A big bull shark and sting ray swam
through us too.