Beautiful sunset at the shores tonight. Waves were rolling in fast, but no power at all. Since the condition improved a bit, I opted for the south wall. Indeed, the visibility was 10-15, slightly murky but very calm. It was 49F and cold.

The area was fully covered with tuna crabs but they were not as crazy as those on the main draw. In fact, they acted nicely as the background most of the time.

Quite a few brown rock crabs in pairs and one was trying to climb the wall: the male was trying hard going vertically while carrying the female – a tough job. They had no success after a few attempts.

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There was a small gathering of the sea hares but once my light shined on them, they were bombed badly by the tuna crabs.

Turned back to the shallow near the boat launch and the water became murky above 30 ft. The sand ripples appeared again so heading back was actually easy. Not a lot going on in the shallow. A cool dive.