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Back to the shores this morning. I wasn’t sure what the condition would be underwater. The wind picked up slightly but the ocean stayed super flat. Kicked out when the sun started rising. I dropped down on the sandy slope. Despite the surge, the water was fairly clear. At the canyon, it turned slightly hazy…
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Lazy Saturday morning dive at La Jolla Shores. The condition at the canyon dropped. The water turned murky and the surge picked up a bit. At the canyon, the water was warm 59F but the visibility was low 10-15 ft. I spent the dive around the main wall south of the V point and was…
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Headed to the canyon this morning. The waves were actually not too small but with long intervals in between sets. Despite the surge, the canyon turned a lot colder (53 F) but much more clear (15-20 ft visibility). The shallow warmed up to 61F and ~15 ft visibility (mild surge). I was looking for small…
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The shores was cloaked by the thick fog this morning. The waves were tiny and the ocean was super flat. Kicked out to the north of the canyon. Dropped down in the old crap patch and hit the thermocline at about 50 ft. The water was super calm, crispy, and clear. The visibility was at…
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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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A few clips from this morning. The waves were small and the ocean was flat. I kicked out to the canyon before the sunrise. The canyon was mostly clear with 20-25 ft visibility. The thermocline was on the top ledge around 55 ft so lots of mixing and blurry. The temperature was mostly 54 F…
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