The water at the shores has been a bit strange. On the surface, about 15 ft deep, it was pea soup. It became more and more clear toward the depth. Once below the thermocline, the visibility opened up quite well, except the water was freezing cold. I haven’t been in such cold water for a while and had to turn to the shores early. The highlight of the dive was the sighting of the wolf eel. It stayed in a crevice with the opening tilted downward. It’s nearly impossible to point the camera and focus. I tried to take a few shots but none came of nice.

The pipefish and the eel grass made beautiful patterns.

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I have been seeing San Diego dorid around the same place. These are amazing creature. They bear the same shape as those dorids found in southern Pacific ocean but with different colors. It’s amazing how closely different creatures are related yet how far away geographically they are apart from each other.

Like yesterday, I enjoyed hanging out with the same sarcastic fringehead at the canyon wall.

All the encounters are not uncommon. It’s good to get wet and have a fun dive.