I started my dive by the first piling where the new nudi has been seen. I most turned every single piece of debris there was around with no luck. I saw eggs put no nudis. I found a very pretty crab with bright yellow eyes with heart shape. It was missing a claw and I saw the wrasses trying to eat it. I took a shot and covered it with a bottle to protect it. I moved on to the area where I saw the cute little white seahorse the day before but no signs of it. The huge hairy blenny probably ate it. These are now everywhere like an infestation and eating everything they find around the almost look oversized. Something must be creating an environment unbalance. I saw one eating a crab and the ... read more

The visibility under the bridge has recently improved and a small group of us was highly motivated to go find out if there was some action. Steve, Lureen and I dove the East side while everyone else dove the West. I saw a good number of juvenile fish of every species in the sandy area off the beach. All the grass is gone due to the fresh water released from the lake. Just like Judy mention earlier: Baby Searobins, Baby trunkfish, baby seahorse, baby fish, baby, baby, baby… Nothing that I haven’t really seen before. But I just feel so good to interact with juveniles. They are so curious and get so nervous at the same time. Huffing and puffing faster than normal but they don’t go away like the adults. They stay trying to figure ... read more

I was hyped up about my super peaceful dive from the day before so I went to ck on the pike blennies hoping they were still all out. The gurnards seemed to be everywhere pairing up. I followed a couple of Flying gurnards searching and scratching the bottom for something edible. I went to the pike area and I only found one pike that seem to be hypnotized by my lens. I played with him and watch him for a while. I think it got to know my name. I was wearing only my 3mm with my new lavacore and I got cold. Viz wasn’t so great so I headed out. I run into Dianne who showed me a group of hydroids. I didn’t have to look close to see that it was full of pregnant ... read more

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Weather has been affecting the oceans visibility after the last storm so I have the time to dedicate to my business, network and have some fun. Here are some random samples of what I have been doing. Immersion-Photography.net Promote Your Page Too... read more