Another heat wave hit San Diego today (really not that bad using an East Coast standard). I was exhausted from spending the whole afternoon sailing at Mission Bay. But in the quick trip to the dive shop, everyone I met was telling me how stellar the dive conditions were at the shores. Well, I just had to go.

I took the routine route – starting from the north and heading to the south. The condition was holding strong, no surge, good visibility. At the sandy flat, a round stingray and a thorn back ray were hanging out close to each other. I am glad to put them into one picture.

The current pushed me a bit to the south so I got to the V point very fast. On the kelp there were a lot of decorating crabs. It was fun to cruise around the giant kelp.

A few more shots.

Behind the kelp frond was hidden a big kelp fish.

It wasn’t a super shy one so I could get a few shots.

On the canyon wall, there were quite a few interesting critters. For example, this scorpion fish had beautiful colors on its body.

And an octopus was flashing its outfit as well.

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At the point, the visibility was stunning. On the slope to the deep canyon, there were quite a few horn sharks, both adults and the babies.

From the point, I headed to the south, hoping to check out the pipe. While I was swimming along the main wall, under the second ledge (the deeper one), I spotted this huge cabazon fish.

It was hanging on the bottom of the ledge, almost upside down. After I took a few pictures, the fish swam to the top of the ledge.

It was a gorgeous fish!

At the pipe, I didn’t see many nudibranchs. But on the top of the algae, I spotted a black dorid. It was tiny.

A black dorid is alway a good find.

Here are the other pictures of this dive!