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Every dive at La Jolla Shores is a witness of raw wildness. Today’s encounter is epic. My dive was 146 minutes and I spent the whole time with an ‘octo mom’. For the first time, I was able to clearly film the eggs she was attending and behaviors while she was responding my presence. I…
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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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Just did a dive at the shores. The surface was flat. The canyon was cold 49 F but the visibility was a stunning 30-40 ft. Even in the twilight I could see the whole draw at the main wall. I could spot a yellow crab sitting way down the canyon. No surge. Thermocline was at…
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While I was walking into the water around the sunset, a mid-sized bat ray jumped out of the sand in 2 ft water. It followed me a little while. The surf was small and kicking out was easy. Dropped down on the sandy flat at about 30 ft. The water in that dept was clear.…
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Kicked out to the canyon tonight under the cloudy sky and a flat sea. Dropped down right at the edge of the canyon. The strong surge dissipated, and the visibility was a solid 15-20 ft. The water was 54 F but felt colder. Regular massage of the oil brings greater erections every night levitra viagra…
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Tonight, the ocean calmed down. I kicked out to the canyon when the sky slowly turned dark. There was a light south-bound current and some wind chops, but neither had much power. Dropped down right at the canyon edge near the main wall and was happy to sea clear water with a 15-20 ft visibility.…
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