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I know you can usually hire a dive guide through a shop or operator, but I was wondering if there are any freelance options out there? I'm just getting back into diving after many years -- did the refresh, a few boat dives, and had to buy all new equipment.
Looking to get my gear broken in and a better feel for local S. I'm in Deerfield Beach looking to beach and boat dive sites from Pompano up to Jupiter. Jonah Kowall Registered. You can also find someone good at a shop who works across multiple boats. I have some good instructors I trust around the area you are in I am in Pompano. You can hire them to go with you on dives, but it might be overkill.
