This is getting really old. Until last year we were averaging ten dives per month. Weather and ocean conditions have cut that down to two dives per month. I made my first April dive today and with the swells arriving soon I don't know if I'll get back in this month.
At Golf Ball Reef the water was dark green with some surge. Visibility was eight feet at best so I didn't stray far from the barrel. Life seems to be returning to GBR but I didn't explore much today.
Juvenile Vermilion rockfish are flittering over the rocks again. I even found a two inch Thordisa rubescens near the barrel. I can't wait to see how much life there is next month.
Bugula neritina
Trididemnum opacum
Crustose corallines
Eupentacta quinquesemita, White Sea Cucumber
Maripelta rotata
Muricea californica, California golden gorgonian
Navanax inermis
Neoclinus stephensae, Yellowfin fringehead
Octopus bimaculoides California Two-spot Octopus
Diaulula sandiegensis
Thordisa rubescens
Doriopsilla gemela
Pelia tumida, Dwarf Teardrop Crab
Delonovolva aequalis, Simnia snail
At Golf Ball Reef the water was dark green with some surge. Visibility was eight feet at best so I didn't stray far from the barrel. Life seems to be returning to GBR but I didn't explore much today.
Juvenile Vermilion rockfish are flittering over the rocks again. I even found a two inch Thordisa rubescens near the barrel. I can't wait to see how much life there is next month.
Bugula neritina
Trididemnum opacum
Crustose corallines
Eupentacta quinquesemita, White Sea Cucumber
Maripelta rotata
Muricea californica, California golden gorgonian
Navanax inermis
Neoclinus stephensae, Yellowfin fringehead
Octopus bimaculoides California Two-spot Octopus
Diaulula sandiegensis
Thordisa rubescens
Doriopsilla gemela
Pelia tumida, Dwarf Teardrop Crab
Delonovolva aequalis, Simnia snail