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Lost Ledge

Reef · Pompano Beach

26° 14.737' N 80° 03.985' W

Open Water Open Water Max 75 ft Avg 45 ft Hot Drop Today AMPoor
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Details

Open Water
Minimum recommended certification
Max depth
75 ft
Average depth
45 ft
Access
Hot Drop
Sea state today
AMPoor PMPoor

Pictures 2

Lost Ledge - Sponges are very common in this site
Sponges are very common in this site 📸 Pablo Strika
Lost Ledge - A queen angelfish swims in the reef
A queen angelfish swims in the reef 📸 Pablo Strika

Where it is

26° 14.737' N 80° 03.985' W

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Aluminum 80 $10
Steel HP 100 $10
Steel LP 85 $10

Site description

Lost Ledge is a fascinating dive site located off the coast of Pompano Beach in Miami. This reef runs parallel to the shoreline just south of Hillsboro Inlet and features a series of east and west-facing ledges, along with rock mounds that can add an element of confusion. Despite its navigational challenges, divers tend to enjoy exploring Lost Ledge. Lobster divers, in particular, appreciate this reef, especially on rough days. So, if you’re in the area, it’s definitely worth checking out! 🌊🦞.

Route & typical conditions

Route

When diving at Lost Ledge, consider the current direction: North Current: You have flexibility and can start anywhere toward the south end. South Current: Begin at the north hook for the best experience. Given the wide expanse of the outer reef, utilizing a zigzag pattern along with the current can be advantageous.

Typical conditions

Conditions can vary in this site - its proximity to the inlet makes it hard to predict. In Typical north currents, visibility tends to be really good in this site; while south current (in combination with low tide) may present murky visibility.

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