Dive Report from Cabo San Lucas from Baja Dive

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Dive Report from Cabo San Lucas from Baja Dive Jan. 21st. 2013
Todays first Dive was at Pelican Rock. Vis was 35 feet water Temp 66 degrees Water was calm no surge no current.
Divers saw Lobsters ,Puffers, Green Morays, Parrotfish, Cortez Anglrfish and lots more.
2nd Dive was at Lands end Vis better here 50 feet. There was a current here today but to bad.
Divers saw Frogfish, Yellow snappers, Grunts, Cortez Round Stingrays, Blue and Gold Snappers, and more.
Winter Diving is great with calm water and just a slight breez most sites are Divable.
Air Temp has warmed up this week to the low 80s.
Safe Diving to all.
Dee

 

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Dive Report from Cabo San Lucas from Baja Dive Jan. 30th 2013
Todays first Dive was at North wall vis was 30 feet water Temp. 67 degrees.Tons of tropical as always here in the National Park. If you have not been here latley there there are now Bouys at the sites to keep boat traffic out.
Divers saw so many fish it would tke a whole page to list them all. So get down here and see why all the new Divers to the this area all say WOW I cant belive what we saw.
Safe Diving to all Dee

 

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Today's first Dive was at Pelican Rock, Water Temp. was 67 degrees Vis 35 feet and there was a wind from the north.
Divers saw Puffers, Octopus, Cortez Anglefish, Big Green Morays,and the Sand Falls were going really good.
2nd. Dive was at Middle wall better Vis. Here 55 feet. Divers saw big Groupers, Lobsters, Grass Eels, Parrotfish,and a big Sea Lion just to name a few.
Today was nice lots of warm Sunshine air Temp. was around 80 degrees.
So if it's snowing where your at get your gear and get down here.
Safe Diving to all.
Dee

 

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Dive Report from Cabo San Lucas March 2nd. 2013 from Baja Dive
Todays first Dive was at Middle wall Vis was 45 feet water Temp. 67 degrees Divers saw spotted Eels, Lobsters, School of grunts,Puffers,Giant hawkfish.
2nd. Dive was at Lands End Divers saw a monster sized school of Mexican Barracuda, Octopus, Sea Lions,Green Morays, Bullseye Rays and lots more Seems like summer is here Air Temp today 80 degrees and a warm breeze from the West.
Safe Diving to all.
Dee

 

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Dive report from Cabo San Lucas from Baja Dive March 11th 2013
Todays first Dive was at Pelican Rock Water Temp. was 67 degrees Vis 35 feet from surface to 75 feet but past 85 feet deep at least 70 foot Vis.
Divers saw StingRay, Parrotfish,School of yellow snappers, Lobsters, Giant hawkfish, and the Sand Falls were running great.
2nd Dive was at Middle wall vis at 80 feet was 70 feet. Divers saw Big grouper, Grunts, Grass Eels,and lots more Tropical Marine Life.
Air Temp was nice 80 degrees with a slight breeze in the after noon still need a jacket for after sundown.
Safe Diving to all.
Dee

 

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Dive Report from Cabo San Lucas March 31st. 2013
Todays first Dive was at Pelican Rock Water temp. was 70 degrees. Vis was 40 to 80 feet.
Air Temp. was 80 degrees.
Divers saw Giant Parrotfish, Morish Idols, scorpionfish, a school of grunts, Puffers, Cortez and King anglefish and lots of mircro life along the walls.
2nd Dive was at North Wall Divers saw a big school of Reef Cornetfish, Green Morays, blue and Gold Snappers, Barberfish and many more.
Overall conditions were great no surge and almost no wind. There was no current at any of the inner sites today.
Safe Diving to all.
Dee
Taken from the U.S. Department of State Mexico travel warnings on Marck 31st. 2013. Baja California (South): Cabo San Lucas and La Paz are major cities/travel destinations in the state of Southern Baja California -see map to identify its exact location: No advisory is in effect.

 

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Dive Report from Cabo San Lucas from Baja Dive April 11th 2013
Todays first Dive was at Pelican Rock. Air Temp today 78 degrees slight wind from the North.
Water Temp today was 68 degrees so we are still using 5.5 full wetsuits.
Divers saw a school of Yellow Snappers that was so big they could not see the end of it.Also seen were giant Bumphead Parrotfish, Green Morays,Cortez Round Stingray,Nudibranchs, Reef Cornetfish.
2nd Dive was at Lands End. Divers saw Barberfish, Cortez Anglefish, Balloonfish, and lots of Chancho Surgonfish.
Vis. was around 40 to 60 feet.
Thank you to Robert PADIs Latin America Rep. for a great Member Fourm at the Wyndham Resort. See ya next Time.
Dee

 

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Dive Report from Cabo San Lucas from B aja Dive April 19th. 2013
Todays first Dive was at North Wall Water Temp. was cool at 64 degrees Vis was 40 to 50 feet. And just a slight breeze from the North. No current.
Divers saw Giant Electric Ray, Nudibranchs, Green Morays, Trumpetfish, Cortez Angelfish.
2nd Dive was at Pelican Rock Divers saw Triggerfish, Blue spotted Jacks, Spottail Grunts, Redlight Gobys, Parrotfish and tons more.
Most of the time there are so many Tropical fish you cant see the other Divers here at pelican Rock.Remember if your going to bring your own Camara dont forget a mirco lenses the smallest marine life is amaizing.
The Dive Master takes photos of the Divers and marine life at no charge.
Safe Diving to all.
Dee

 

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Dive Report from Cabo San Lucas from Baja Dive April 28th.2013
Todays first Dive was Pelican Rock Divers Saw a Giant Manta with around a 12 feet wing span.
The Manta Went very slowley above the group and let everyone rub its belly and kept coming back for more.See attached photo.Divers also saw Giant schools of Yellow snappers, Big Green Morays, Basket Ball size puffers and more.
2nd Dive was at Lands End Divers saw Cortez Angles, Trumpet fish, Greybar Grunts, Hawkfish,Lobsters and many More.
You never know what will pop up here on the local Dives.
Summers coming and the water temp.s are rising today it was 73 degrees calm and a little current at the Point.Air Temp was 87 degrees yep just another great day in Cabo.
Safe Diving to all.
Dee

 

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Dive Report from Cabo San Lucas May 12th 2013
Todays first Dive was at Pelican Rock water was clear and calm Vis 40 to 60 feet. Water temp. 67 degrees.
Divers saw octopus, Giant school of grunts that looked like part of the wall until they started moving.
Cortez Angles, Clown Fish yes Nemo is here.Also seen were Frog Fish,Balloon fish, Eels green and spotted, Needlefish.
2nd Dive was at North Wall. Divers saw Lobsters, Grass Eels, Cortez Anglefish,Gobys, Yellow snappers this is just to name a few. There are so many fish I just cant name them all.
Come down and see for your self how wonderfull the Marine life is here.
Safe Diving to all.
Dee