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It was windy and gloomy when I got to the shores. The ocean was choppy. It felt like a winter morning. But as soon as I dropped down to the sandy flat right at the canyon edge, it was an entirely different world. The visibility was at least 30 ft and the water had this…
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4.30 A few clips from dawn at La Jolla Cove. Kicked out in the light rain to the kelp forest. The water had murky 5-10 visibility and warm 57F. I didn’t see any shark this dive, but a harbor seal (haven’t seen one for ages) and a GSB came by. There were pockets where the…
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2019. 4. 27. La Jolla Cove The cove was flat today and I headed to the caves to look for Hopkin’s rose. It’s been more than three years since last time I visited the boulders. I wasn’t sure whether the pink nudies were off the season. But it didn’t take me long to spot a…
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4.26. La Jolla Cove Went to the kelp forest at the cove this morning once more. The water had a murky 15 ft visibility, was warm 58 F, and super calm. Each patch of the kelp hosted a ton of sand seabass and a huge school of barracuda was wandering from one to another. I…
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4.25. early morning – La Jolla Cove – a giant sea bass and more.Checked out the cove this morning. The water was a bit murkier when I dropped down into the kelp forest (58F, ~10-15 ft vis murky). Just a few minutes into the dive, I spotted this giant beauty behind kelp. It was a…
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In the past two days, I enjoyed the great condition at La Jolla Cove. The water was so clear that I saw garibaldi on my drone. And it’s calm – each dive I could walk proudly out of water. With a condition like this, the cove was wild. But what truly out of my expectation…
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