Headed out to the shores for a night dive. The highlight was the California sea slug mating and laying eggs. There were a lot of cuthona on the wall. The sandy shallow had 0 visibility. It was a bit scary to navigate at night. Here is Jackie’s report for this dive.

La Jolla Shores
Time: dusk / night
Temp: 50 degrees
Viz: absolute crap – shallows murky smog 2’ – canyon murky 8’, slightly better at VP for a minute.

Marched through 1’ – 3’ sets with Weiwei and Peter McG.
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All 3 of us headed north, past VP and half way to Engine Block before Peter and I headed in, although we lost each other. Wonder why…

Tons of very juvie Rockfish out, some Scorpionfish, Spanish Shawl, fat Tuna Crabs, a small Decorator Crab, and tons of baby Sanddabs. Found evidence of perhaps new kelp growth.
A very persistent Horn Shark insisted on trying to plow into me, and it was met by my light AND console, several times. They have a hard head.

The thermo is ~ 35′. Couldn’t come fast enough. I’ll say great dive only because I was underwater, but Neptune is clearly under the weather.