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High and dry in Atlanta

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Jammer!

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Moved down from NYC a few months ago ... will miss the cold, dark New England waters. Any suggestions for getting wet in North Georgia (once we're allowed)?
 
It'll be good when this whole quarantine/lockdown business is no longer warranted. The warmer weather will likely play a role in bringing the pandemic to an end.

Welcome to DB, by the way.
 
Jammer! said:
Moved down from NYC a few months ago ... will miss the cold, dark New England waters. Any suggestions for getting wet in North Georgia (once we're allowed)?
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I am also Atlanta based. Not any great spearfishing anywhere in Georgia, but the trip to Florida is pretty easy. I prefer making the trip to South Florida and the diving anywhere south of the Palm Beach inlet.

I do know that there are some that like to dive the fresh water lakes, but the viz is generally a couple of feet.

Let me know if you want more specifics.

Jerry
 
Jammer! said:
Moved down from NYC a few months ago ... will miss the cold, dark New England waters. Any suggestions for getting wet in North Georgia (once we're allowed)?
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Get in touch with Mike Smith at Asylum Divers in Lawrenceville, GA.
 
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