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Finally the sunny sky appeared this morning at La Jolla Shores. Waves were 2-3 ft slow but with some power. Beyond the surf zone it was super flat. Dropped down at the north wall. The first 15 ft on the top was yellow with no viz but opened up to 15-20 ft at the sandy…
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It was cloudy in the morning and I decided to check out the north wall. Haven’t done ‘deep’ dives for a while. The ocean was dead flat like a lake. I kicked out with leisure and dropped down right next to the wall. Without much sun light, it was dark at about 65 ft. The…
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Here are a few pictures from this dive. I was super behind posting pictures and don’t recall many details. But I remember seeing the angel shark for the second time. For these above reasons it is essential that the product be authentic and of high quality.One generic cialis price thing to look for in an…
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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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The condition tonight at shores was great: flat surface, no current or surge to speak of. The thermocline was right at the canyon edge. Above it, the sandy flat was murky but below in the canyon the visibility was stellar. I saw as far as my light beam could reach (20-25 ft). I stayed the…
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Made a dive at Mission Bay today – a personal record of 169 min in-water time. Uncertain of the condition, I swam out early morning and dropped down into 5 ft water next to the jetty. It was murky as usual and the visibility was about 5-8 ft. But I was happy there was no…
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