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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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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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