White Shark Blog

This blog will tell the tales of me and my adventures...Primarily aboard my vessel the "White Shark".  I live in Key Largo and love to be on or in the water.  You'll hear about Scuba diving, free diving and spearfishing.  Along with reviews and opinions on my and my cohorts gear.  Thanks for following...

Enjoy Your Dives,
Steve White
White Shark Adventures

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