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Finally the storm passed and I went back to the shores. Lots of debris on the beach from the rain, but the ocean was flat. I was unsure about the condition underwater. The super shallow looked yellowish and murky. I dropped down onto the sandy flat near the main wall and was surprised to find…
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La Jolla Shores this morning had crazy conditions. The waves looked a bit big and the water felt surgy, but the visibility was stunning. In the super shallow, it was probably 40-50 ft with a turquoise hue. The canyon was slightly hazy, maybe 30 ft visibility and a blue tint. It was so warm through…
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Dropped down on the sandy flat and headed to the canyon this morning. The conditions remained excellent. The visibility in the shallow was 30-40 ft and turned slightly murky at the wall (~30 ft). The temperature at the canyon was 57F and warmed up to 60F in the shallow. I was mostly looking for small…
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I was a bit late this morning and the sun came out when I walked into the water. The ocean was calm. The vertical visibility was stunning – I could see the bottom from the surface. I dropped down onto the sandy flat and the visibility was about 30 ft. Headed to the canyon south…
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It was a quiet morning at the shores. Walked into the water before the sunrise. The waves were low and the ocean was flat. Dropped down at the main wall and headed north. The canyon was murky. The visibility was around 15 ft and warm 56F. The surge subdued. Back to the shallow, the visibility…
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It was fairly late when the film festival finished last night and I was planning to sleep in. But I woke up at the same time and decided to check out the shores. This time I didn’t follow my ‘lazy weekend north wall’; instead I opted for the south wall, hoping to find the ‘spotless’…
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