I am catching up with the posts. One of the highlights in this dive was a swimming crab I came across right after dropping down to the canyon. It was carrying a tuna crab and swimming in the water column.
Another interesting encounter is a blenny. I noticed some coatings on the outside of the hole with a golden color. But it was until on my computer I saw they were unhatched eggs. It was cool.
Here is the report from Jackie on this night dive.
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Temp: computer says 57 but felt colder..
Viz: snotties are floating back – fairly clear though
Surf: 1’ – minor chop on kick outQuickie report – excellent dive with Weiwei, dropping south, and heading north to Engine Block.
A 4 wheel drive was needed to negotiate walking through the terrain of the shallows.
Various critters were out and about tonight, but that awful layer of algae persists, keeping most away I think; Banded Guitarfish must be fond of it though, as I saw at least 3 different ones. A Sea Lion followed for a bit, a few tiny Octos were out, Navanax population is increasing, and the Cardinalfish look fat. A juvie Horn Shark provided some shelter to a baby Ocean Whitefish, and an Octo hung out with a Top Snail. A great dive.
