MIAMI, Florida — Apparently overwhelmed by the high number of scuba diving fatalities during this year’s lobster mini-season, both the U.S. Coast Guard and Florida media miscounted the number of fatal diving accident victims.

PORT SALERNO, Florida — Another scuba diver died on Thursday, the third diver death during Florida’s “wild and crazy” Florida lobster mini-season.

MARATHON KEY, Florida — Bruce Ellwood Cook lived life on the edge of adventure, his brother recalled today — scuba diving, spear-fishing, exploring caves and navigating the waters in a 17-foot cardboard canoe.

A 60-year-old Nevada resident and Key West native died Thursday while scuba diving for lobster about three miles off Key West near the Harbor Keys area. Norman Williams Jr. of Henderson, whose… read more

KEY WEST, Florida — Another scuba diver died on Thursday, the fourth diver death during Florida’s “wild and crazy” Florida lobster mini-season.

MARATHON KEY, Florida — Another scuba diver died on Thursday, the fourth diver death during Florida’s “wild and crazy” Florida lobster mini-season.

MARATHON KEY, Florida — Another diver died during Florida’s annual 2-day lobster mini-season.

SEBASTIAN INLET, Florida — Another scuba diver died on Thursday, the second diver death during Florida’s “wild and crazy” Florida lobster mini-season.

SEBASTIAN INLET, Florida — Despite heavy marine safety patrols aimed at limiting accidents during Florida’s spiny lobster mini-season, a Winter Springs diver died 15 miles northeast of the inlet Wednesday afternoon.

HAULOVER BEACH, Florida — Another scuba diver died on Thursday, the first diver death during Florida’s “wild and crazy” Florida lobster mini-season.