I walked into the water when the sky turned dark and the ocean turned into a lake. Kicked out all the way to the canyon edge and dropped down into toasty (56 F) but super murky water. In the thick layer of tuna crabs, I spotted a pair of armed box crabs. As I got closer, they started to run. I followed them down to 70 ft and suddenly the water turned crystal clear. The crabs stayed and allowed me to film for quite a while. The visibility was nice but I opted for warmer and shallower depth for a longer bottom time. I thought for the whole I was near the main wall. But after following the wall for a while, I then realized that I was at the engine block/crap patch area. From there, I turned south toward the V point.

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The water became slightly more clear. There were a few carcasses of yellow crabs on the bottom. Tuna crabs were all over them. All the critters I came across were not uncommon. On top of the V point, the visibility opened up a bit more. From there I turned to the shore. The shallow actually felt really nice: clear and warm water with minimum surge (63F and 15+ ft visibility). This time I got my camera ready, waiting for the bat rays. But none showed up. Well another time.

The visibility at the canyon could be better but everything else was perfect. It was a nice and fun dive.