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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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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 up slightly but not much power. The super shallow was stirred up and looked yellow. On the sandy flat, there was a thick murky layer on the top but near the bottom the water was clear 20-30 ft visibility. The canyon was calm and super clear…
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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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Back to the shores with a few clips from this morning around 6 am. The condition was not as good as I expected: the water at the canyon was murky, lots of strange surge, and no baby GSB sighted. The visibility was about 15 ft at the wall, 57F. Visibility in he shallow was about…
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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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