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My lazy Saturday to the north wall. The shores this morning was beautiful with glowing morning light on the horizon. The ocean was flat with clear water in the shallow. But at the north wall toward the east, the water was super murky. The thermocline was right at the top of the wall. Above it…
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The shores was cloaked by the thick fog this morning. The waves were tiny and the ocean was super flat. Kicked out to the north of the canyon. Dropped down in the old crap patch and hit the thermocline at about 50 ft. The water was super calm, crispy, and clear. The visibility was at…
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Went to the shores this morning before the sunrise. I was planning for the north wall. But it was dark and the waves were big, I opted for the V point and the main wall. Entry needed a bit timing but beyond the surf zone, it was flat. Dropped down near the old crap patch.…
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Walked into the water right before the sunrise. The waves were not high but crashing loud. Dropped down near the main wall. I was hesitating whether to go south or north, but after seeing the murky water I decided to go north. There was a mild surge down the wall and the visibility varied from…
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2019.9.6 Early morning at La Jolla Shores This morning the shores was flat. As soon as I dropped down onto the sandy flat, I spotted a pair of hornyhead turbot, a smaller one and a bigger one together. I saw pairs staying together before and this time was hoping to see some mating behavior. For…
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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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