I have been spending too much time around the south wall for the black-tipped dorid. So tonight I decided to pay a visit to the Crap Patch. The dive condition is superb. Quite a few highlights from the dive.

First, before the patch at the sandy bottom, I saw a baby giant sea bass. Although not the first time seeing this creature, this sighting seems like marking their new season. This guy was tiny and kept swimming away from the camera.

Second, the crap patch is quite uneventful; however, there was an increasing number of navanax. They were huge in size and always in mating. Is another mating season of navanax here?

Third, the wolf eel was particularly playful tonight. It has gained a lot of weight and looks fat in his den.

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Fourth, there is a new family of Stearn’s Aeolid near the Vallecitos Point. This kind of nudi always gives good pictures.

Great dive!!!