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The condition at the shores tonight was amazing. It was lake-like flat. Kicking out to the canyon was relaxing. I dropped down to sandy bottom not far from the canyon. It was clam and clear. I headed north toward the V point. There were quite a few cool critters: a large guitar fish, white sea…
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Kicked out to the canyon right before the sunset and dropped down to the main wall. I was debating whether I should go to the south or the north. The surge picked up a bit and the water became a bit murkier. So I turned north for better visibility. It is recommended not to do…
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Did another dive at La Jolla Shores again tonight. The condition at the canyon remained stellar with a visibility as far as my light could go. There was no surge nor current. A large number of juvenile rockfish hovering above the canyon slope and once in a while schools of perch swam by. Some medical…
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Watched the gorgeous sunset and then kicked out to the canyon with my old point-and-shoot camera. The surface was beautiful. Dropped down right at the wall with 15-20 ft visibility. It was warm (56 F at the canyon) and no surge at all. There were many critters out and I spent most of my time…
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A few pictures from tonight’s dive. The swell passed and the nice condition returned. Although individual squid and lots of eggs were still seen, the epic run remained elusive. Keeping it fresh requires more than just a daily shower or swipe with a wash rag; extra attention to controlling odor-causing bacteria is also important in…
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A few picture from tonight’s dive. No luck for the epic squid run but still amazed at how good the condition was at the canyon – so quiet and so clear. Saw two baby GSB. The first one was at 27 ft water shortly after I dropped down. I was in a hurry for the…
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