Made two dives to Point Loma with Captain Steve, Gayle L and Jim R. Special thanks to the captain. He had a bad congestion but insisted in driving the boat so we could accomplish the dive.

We headed to Trex on a smooth sea.

In the first dive the water was clear and warm. The visibility was about 30 ft. Small current on the surface but not much at the depth. The area had no tall kelp; however I saw lots of small fonds growing from the bottom. In Many areas there was some sort of algae growth in competition with the strawberry anemone. Something was spawning because I saw lots of whitish stuff floating in the water column. In the second dive the visibility dropped a bit. I was able to check out the area both north and south of the Trex-like boulder. I also swam across the channel and checked out a few structures there. I was with my wide-angle but I saw quite a lot of nudibranchs. It was a cool site.

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I remember after I moved to San Diego a few years ago, I did my first Point Loma dive at Trex. In that dive, the rocks and boulders were packed with starfish and swarms of dorid, not to mention the dense kelp forestry. Hope those kind of conditions will come back soon.

A little bit wind chop on the way back to the dock. A great day to spend with good friends on the water.Made two dives to Point Loma with Captain Steve, Gayle L and Jim R. Special thanks to the captain. He had a bad congestion but insisted in driving the boat so we could accomplish the dive.