jet126
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I spent a nice three hours by myself yesterday afternoon. I think temps are still in the (chilly) low 80's. Vis was ok at 10-15ft and then got real milky beyond that. I saw one spotted eagle ray in the milk, two southern rays, and a ton of flying gunards. They are real little silters, FYI!
There appeared to be a lot more moon jellies than I've seen in a long time. Not the infestation we had August of last year, but enough to take notice.
Also nice to see the crowds are thinning out. I was worried what with it being a holiday - but front row parking was available and I only ran into one other pair of divers underwater.

There appeared to be a lot more moon jellies than I've seen in a long time. Not the infestation we had August of last year, but enough to take notice.
Also nice to see the crowds are thinning out. I was worried what with it being a holiday - but front row parking was available and I only ran into one other pair of divers underwater.

