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I was going to take a break from diving tonight but the condition was too attempting. When I got to the shores, there was a pod of dolphins swimming around the boat launch area. While I was pointing the dolphins to a jogger, one jumped out of the water right in front of two surfers.…
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The shores got even flatter today with no current or surge to speak of. Dropped down right out of V street in 25 ft water of the sandy flat – I was surprised to find clear water. But as I kicked out toward the canyon, it got murkier and murkier all the way to the…
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The condition tonight at shores was great: flat surface, no current or surge to speak of. The thermocline was right at the canyon edge. Above it, the sandy flat was murky but below in the canyon the visibility was stellar. I saw as far as my light beam could reach (20-25 ft). I stayed the…
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Made a dive at Mission Bay today – a personal record of 169 min in-water time. Uncertain of the condition, I swam out early morning and dropped down into 5 ft water next to the jetty. It was murky as usual and the visibility was about 5-8 ft. But I was happy there was no…
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I headed out to the canyon under the gorgeous sunset. The surface was flatter and there was a light current pushing me south. But I compensated a bit too much and ended up near the north of the V point. The surge was still there but the visibility was good (10-15 ft). After a quick…
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Finally the shores became flat enough for a night dive. I entered the water when the sun started to set on the horizon. Occasionally there were a few big waves but most were small and powerless. Dropped down near the main wall. The surge in that area was strong but the visibility was decent (~10…
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