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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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It was dark and cold outside and I was sleepy. I almost decided to sleep in but still dragged myself to the shores. The sunrise painted everything with a pink hue. The ocean had stunning conditions. The visibility at the shallow sandy flat was at least 40 ft if not more with a blue hue.…
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Headed out to the canyon. The waves were not high, but crashing down fast and loud. Behind the surf zone, it was flat. The water looked beautiful. I dropped down on the sandy slope near the main wall. There was a mild surge and water felt warm. But once I got to the canyon edge,…
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Seeing the swell coming and surf growing, I headed for another dive before the condition went bad. Guessing the shallow was clear, I decided to check out the south wall. The rain started when I kicked out from the marine room and the surface was choppy. Lots of kayakers and paddlers. I dropped down on…
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La Jolla Shores was flat this morning. Underwater, the surge increased a bit and the water turned a bit murkier. But at the canyon near the V point, the visibility remained at least 20 ft (53F). My mission was to see more octopus actions, but at the V point I was distracted by a few…
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