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Headed out to the shores for a night dive. The poor visibility in the shallow above 30 ft is deceiving. Instead, I found >20 ft viz at the canyon, no surge, and abundant life. There were so many C. divae on the wall. From the main wall, I headed north toward the V point. On…
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Headed out to the shores for a night dive. The highlight was the California sea slug mating and laying eggs. There were a lot of cuthona on the wall. The sandy shallow had 0 visibility. It was a bit scary to navigate at night. Here is Jackie’s report for this dive. La Jolla Shores Time:…
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Headed out to the shores with a breath-taking sunset at the shores. The surface condition was so smooth and relaxing. Beautiful conditions at the canyon with good visibility and barely any surge. It looks like there is an explosion of cuthona near the main wall. I saw quite a few of them busy laying eggs.…
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I just copied Jackie’s dive report below. A nice dive out to the shores. La Jolla Shores Time: night Temp: 50 brr – COLDER at VP Viz: mixed – brown muck 10’ VP and north, 15’ – 18’ everywhere else Current: yes at VP VigRX Plus is a find out this cute-n-tiny.com now purchase generic…
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The Shores was flat today for an easy entry. I got there around the sunset. It was gorgeous. The viz at shallow was poor with lots of stuff floating in the water column. At the canyon, water was clear and crisp with light surges. What a great dive without tuna crab around! The area was…
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The water remained murky, but much calmer. The highlight of the dive was this big Aeolidia papillosa. I could not believe my eyes when I saw it because of its huge size and much darker color. So it turns out those I saw before were smaller, whiter, and probably younger. It was such an exciting…
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