You're going into an area where you are going to exceed your minimum deco limit. At point Lobos, you can easily exceed Minimum Deco by going to Beto's Reef, whose shelf lies in 100ft and whose base reaches 130ft. On a DPV, you don't even have to worry about additional nitrogen loading, as you will reach the site in 5 minutes or less, from the worm patch.
Many of us go to Beto's Reef or Three Sisters, which sit at 100 ft. You have considerable travel time, hence you on-gas going to your planned site. Use your dive plan software and look at the various phase of your dive. You'll find that you might have some hidden deco, especially after completing the deepest stage of your dive. In addition, this now alters your minimum gas calculations. You must now have the reserves to complete the obligation. Also add 5-10 minutes to the various depth phase of the dive and see what it does to your deco obligations, if any. Reflective of your training, you'll need to adjust the dive profile to maintain a minimum deco ascent throughout the entire dive! That's a difficult task but one that can be achieved.
You should plan a specific dive profile first. Then see what happens if you had to deviate from that plan. It's good that you recognize the limits that nitrogen loading imposes on your dive profile. However, recognize the increase amount of gas it now requires to "safely" execute the dive.
Also, GUE Fundamentals clears you for a minimum deco ascent. If you want to progress into deco/technical diving, then take Recreational Diver 3, or obtain the technical rating for your Fundamentals class and take Tech 1.
