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Today I was fortunate to join Pete S, Jonathan W, and Greg to dive P-38 on board Pete’s boat. We started from Dana Landing in the early morning and headed north. The sky was overcast and the water was as flat as a mirror. P-38, the only structure in a vast sandy bottom, together with…
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I headed out to the shores today and decided to visit the crap patch. The condition was pretty good, though the wave picked up a bit. Before I got to the patch, I came across the crab with bright red color. I saw them before but this was the first time I got opportunity to…
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Headed out to the shores for a relaxing dive. Choppy surface but no surge underwater, overall good viz with a few patches of dust. The waves started picking up a bit. A few really cool things I came across during today’s night dive. First, a really cool fish larvae with a nearly transparent body that…
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Once in a while at the shores, I come across fried egg jellyfish. The long thin tentacles are often the first signs of their presence. Following the tentacles comes a big mass. On the top is the bell, in perfect oval shape, translucent. Inside the bell is a yellowish core, just like an egg yolk,…
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After seeing Bob‘s report, Mike and I headed out to Marine Room for a shark dive. The water was lake flat; however, knowing that the visibility was poor, we didn’t have high expectations. Marine room wasn’t an area we dove often. It took us quite a while to find the shallow reefs. As soon as…
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Headed out with Steve and Peter to Point Loma. On our way out, the sea was super flat and the sky was cloudy. Steve picked Main Channel and the Christmas Reef. From the surface the water was so clear we could the anchor dropping to the deep. Underwater the visibility dropped a bit but still…
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