Not Worth The Wait

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MaxBottomtime

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Finally got back in the water after four weeks of waiting for better conditions. The ocean calmed down, but the plankton bloom is in full swing. We motored through brown water on our way to green water at Golf Ball Reef. Visibility on the reef was eight to ten feet, although very dark due to the thick, green haze above.

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Sebastes miniatus, Juvenile Vermilion rockfish


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Octopus bimaculatus, Verrill's Two-spot Octopus

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Acanthodoris hudsoni

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Berthella californica

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Triopha catalinae

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Felimare porterae

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Peltodoris mullineri

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Berthella chacei

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Panulirus interruptus, California Spiny Lobster

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Ophiopsilla californica, Brittle Stars

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Scorpaenichthys marmoratus, juvenile Cabezon
 
Felimare porterae Never seen one of those before. Great Photos !!
 
Many people wait decades to see what you saw! You have very high standards if that "wasn't worth the wait". Lol
 
Very beautiful pictures, what are the ones with the reflection taken on?
 
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