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La Jolla Shores this morning had crazy conditions. The waves looked a bit big and the water felt surgy, but the visibility was stunning. In the super shallow, it was probably 40-50 ft with a turquoise hue. The canyon was slightly hazy, maybe 30 ft visibility and a blue tint. It was so warm through…
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Lazy Saturday morning dive at La Jolla Shores. The condition at the canyon dropped. The water turned murky and the surge picked up a bit. At the canyon, the water was warm 59F but the visibility was low 10-15 ft. I spent the dive around the main wall south of the V point and was…
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Headed to the canyon this morning. The waves were up slightly but not much power. The super shallow was stirred up and looked yellow. On the sandy flat, there was a thick murky layer on the top but near the bottom the water was clear 20-30 ft visibility. The canyon was calm and super clear…
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A few clips from this morning. Went diving at the shores this morning and explored the area around the V point. The thermocline appeared at the top of the canyon wall. In the cold water of 55 F, the visibility was a gorgeous 25-30 ft. But in the warm water above, it was murky ~15…
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The conditions at shores was incredible. The surface was so flat that the ocean looked like a lake. I kicked out under the beautiful sunset and dropped down near the main wall. A group of sea hares gathered on the edge of the canyon and some marched along the sandy slope toward the shallow. I…
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Tonight the shores was a bit different. I kicked out far and dropped down right at the canyon edge. There was no thermocline – the canyon was a toasty 56 F but the visibility dropped to about 5 ft and super murky, but calm without much surge. I checked ~80 ft down the canyon to…
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