The sea has been pretty angry lately. Tonight seemed to be a window for a dive and I headed to the shores before it was completely dark. The sunset must be a stunning one as the thick pink cloud had not faded out yet.

Close to the lifeguard tower, the surf was big, loud, and fast, but in front of the V street it looked fine. Indeed getting into the water was swift and it was lake flat past the surf zone. Things were stirred up both at the shallow and at the canyon but it was not too surgy.

I soon realized that the real problem was the krill – there was so much in the water column that I thought a whale would come to eat them. I followed the canyon wall and kicked north, trying to find a place with less of the krill. The north of the V point was better, where I saw a polycad flatworm and a baby squid, so the effort of dragging a big camera setup to cross those waves was paid off.

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Then I saw the SS grouper without even trying – the stars were so obvious that I could see the fish in a narrow crevice from far. Oh, the sea lions and the seal were pretty annoying. The murky water had a magnification effect, making those beasts look bigger. They came to my light to hunt the jackmac and brushed my dome a few times. I screamed but they didn’t seem care.

On my way back I purposely steered south, hoping to avoid big waves. But during the dive the waves got much bigger and crawling seemed to me the only way out, so I did. It was a relief to leaves those waves behind. It was nice of seeing other divers in the parking lot.