Headed to the shores and did another morning dive today. I got there at dawn. There were no waves but the surface was a bit choppy. Heading out was not difficult. I dropped down right at the canyon ledge. The water was still murky at the wall but opened up when I got deeper down the slope, where the cold water came in.

The highlight of the dive was again juvenile rock fish. By this time I have learned to resist but while I was film a pipefish, a dense school came close to me and slowly wrapped me around. With the dark green water on the background, it was beautiful. I was at the slope around 65 ft and stayed there for quite a while.

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Other than the rockfish, other critters were not uncommon. The visibility around the V point was nice but on the top was totally messed up by bat ray foraging in the mud. I came across one but it fled before I got the camera ready.

The shallow was super warm. Initially it was murky but as I got shallower the water got more and more clear. Lots of young stingrays in the sand.

Later today, I learned that the surface water temperature hit a record high. A great dive.