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Diving at shores tonight was rough. The surf became high when I walked out around the sunset. There were lots of movements in the water and I had a hard time to kick out. Then I decided to drop down sooner. At the bottom came immediately a strong current pushing me to the south and…
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Seeing the surf was getting smaller, I decided to do a night dive at the shores. It was a surprise to find V street completely empty in a memorial day. The water calmed down a lot and the ocean finally seemed inviting. The surf was still 2-3 ft high but had no power. Kicked out…
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Given the surf and wind conditions I guessed that we would get out of the bay and immediately turn back. There was wind and surf but all bearable. At the Christmas Reef, the visibility opened up once I passed the murky layer in the first 20 ft. The anchor was right next to the iconic…
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Night at La Jolla Shores – beautiful sunset at the shores. The surf became smaller tonight and the surface looked beautiful with clear emerald water. I dropped down right at the canyon. It was surgy and the vis about the same ~15 ft, but the temperature dropped to 52F throughout the dive. Tonight for the…
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Night La Jolla Shores – finally got a dive after almost two weeks of dry…The surf was small but the surface was pretty choppy. The water had lots of movement. Dropped down right after the sunset. Despite the mild surge the viz was about 15 ft, not bad. Multi-tasking may be a way of doing…
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The condition looked good and I Headed out to the shores for a night dive. The encounters were not uncommon. North of the V point, I saw this sandflat elbow crab. The highlight of the dive was a pair of baby horn sharks. Baby horn sharks are common at the shores, but what’s rare is…
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