Headed out to the shores for a night dive after being out of the water for days. Below the thermocline at about 30 ft, (cold but forgot to check the temperature) visibility opened up to >20 ft and no surge. It was AMAZING! It was one of those action-packed dives. I head to the south and first encountered a yellow crab obviously annoyed by my dive light.

Tonight was definitely an octo night. Big octopus came out of the crevice and cruising along the canyon. Maybe it’s another mating cycle.

A few close ups of the cask eel. This eel saw me when it was in swimming along the wall. It went into a concave structure but really no place to hide.

Then I saw another octopus cruising on the wall, actively searching. When I got close, it released the ink and went high to the water column.

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It landed ahead of me. Here are a few more wide-angel shots.

On my way back to the shore, I came across a pair of graceful crabs. I don’t see this kind of crab often, let alone a pair. Very cool encounter.

In about 10 ft water, I saw again a big seven gill, thrilling! What an amazing dive.