You’re packing for a Florida Keys trip or replacing a worn-out set of fins, and one choice keeps holding up the whole order: full foot vs open heel fins. On paper, it sounds simple. In practice, it turns into a sizing mess, a boot question, and that nagging worry that...
One pair of Cressi fins is built for barefoot snorkeling. Another needs dive boots. The long-blade Gara models look great in photos and solve a problem most buyers do not have. That mix-up is where most bad fin purchases start, and it is the first thing we sort out...
Key Takeaways Spur-and-groove reef. Looe Key runs in coral ridges with sandy channels between them, which stacks fish and larger animals at different depths from about 5 to 35 feet. Fish come first. Parrotfish, angelfish, sergeant majors, blue tangs, grunts, and...
Key Takeaways Two seasons. Florida runs a two-day sport (mini) season, July 29–30 in 2026, plus a regular season from August 6 through March 31. The Keys limit is six. In Monroe County and Biscayne National Park you can keep 6 spiny lobster per person per day in both...
Key Takeaways Spiny, not clawed. The Florida Keys lobster is the clawless Caribbean spiny lobster, caught by hand with a tickle stick and net rather than a trap. Snorkeling counts. You don’t need a scuba certification. Most visitors catch lobster free-diving...
Key takeaways A boat-day bag and a travel bag solve two different problems, so a lot of divers end up happiest with a simple two-bag setup. For a Florida Keys charter you want a bag that handles wet gear cleanly; for the trip down you want structure and organized...
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