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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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It was windy and gloomy when I got to the shores. The ocean was choppy. It felt like a winter morning. But as soon as I dropped down to the sandy flat right at the canyon edge, it was an entirely different world. The visibility was at least 30 ft and the water had this…
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Despite my complaining about the invasion of tuna crabs at La Jolla Shores, I am still drawn to this critter and amazed how they have transformed the landscape of the canyon. When carpeted by thousands of them, the shores looked alien. My dives with the tuna crab have been mostly at night. At night, they…
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Headed to the shores for more tuna crab. The water became a lot more surgy and murky as the surf slowly picked up. Here are a few screen captures.
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Now as the tuna crab took over the shores, I was not too excited about the diving. To avoid the frenzy at night, I decided to give it a try during the day and headed to the north wall. There were occasionally 2-3 ft waves but they were slow. It’s a beautiful day to kick…
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