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Headed out to the shores for another dive. The condition remained pretty much the same. When I dropped off at the main wall, I saw a long red string on the wall. Initially I though it was a piece of trash like discarded rope. When I got close, I realized it was a worm. It…
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Headed out to the canyon for another dive. The surf picked up and I had to time right to get in. A few minutes after I kicked out, I realized that I forgot the mask. There was no other option except to head back and got the mask. Once I again, I entered the water.…
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Here are a few pictures from tonight’s dive at the shores. The condition was great. There are quite a few interesting encounters. One is the Flabelliderma papillosa, a worm with very strange looking. On the north of the V point, I saw this shrimp again. Affordable prices for world class generic viagra choose here drugs…
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Headed out to the shores for a night dive. The poor visibility in the shallow above 30 ft is deceiving. Instead, I found >20 ft viz at the canyon, no surge, and abundant life. There were so many C. divae on the wall. From the main wall, I headed north toward the V point. On…
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Finally went back to the shores for a dive tonight. Despite the weird current and very green water, the canyon was full of life. The days got so long – there was still daylight even after I finished the dive. I don’t dive the shores during day every often so it was nice to see…
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Headed out to the shores for a night dive. The highlight was the California sea slug mating and laying eggs. There were a lot of cuthona on the wall. The sandy shallow had 0 visibility. It was a bit scary to navigate at night. Here is Jackie’s report for this dive. La Jolla Shores Time:…
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