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This morning, the shores stayed mostly flat. I kicked out pretty far and dropped down to the sandy flat at about 45 ft. It was murky with moderate surge. Following the slope I descended to the wall. The visibility opened up to over 30 ft and the temperature was 55F. I headed east along the…
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This morning I headed out to the canyon before the sunrise. Waves were small and the ocean was flat. The thermocline was right above the canyon wall at about 50 ft. Below, the water was mostly clear with a slight haze. The visibility was about 25-30 ft and temperature was 55F. The sandy flat above…
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Got to the shores early this morning and headed to the north wall. My lineup was perfect. As I descended to the bottom, the water was so clear that I could see the light colored sandy slope on my left and the darker canyon slope on the right down the wall. I cruised east along…
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I needed to go to a work meeting early this morning so had to get into the water super early. Basically I did a night dive in the morning. The waves were not big, the surface was calm, and water was warm. I dropped down at the main wall and headed north to the V…
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Overcast sky this morning with occasionally 3 ft waves at the shores. Past the surf it was lake flat. The thick yellow layer stayed on the the top 15 ft, blocking lots of light. The canyon was dark but clear 15-20 ft visibility. It was especially nice near the V point – clear and calm.…
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Dawn – Did a dawn diving at the marine room. I could see the rain dropping onto the surface. The surf was a lot smaller. In terms of visibility it varies from spot to spot. In the area where the viz was good (e.g. sand patches fringed by the kelp/sargassum), it was stunning: 20-30 ft…
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