A few clips from tonight’s dive. I kicked out to the canyon at sunset and dropped down just a little bit south of the V point. The visibility was great at the wall. Again I was greeted by a ton of juvenile rock fish. Headed to the north and came across the usual suspects near the point: a few crabs, white-spotted dorid, sea hares, and tube-dwelling anemone.

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The highlight of the encounter was newly hatched octopus. Lots of them attracted by the light and gathered inside the beam. It was cool but they were constantly moving and the surge added a lot to the movement, making the film quite challenge. I spent quite a while but had to give up when other fish also gathered and started preying on octo babies.

Didn’t see much on the north of the V point. The carcass of a few crabs were still there after a few days ago when I first saw them. From there I started heading back.

The shallow was also pretty nice. There were two large horn sharks and lots of sting rays. This time I didn’t see any bat rays or leopard sharks. The thermocline stayed at 13 ft water and the water above was warm

A fun dive.