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Posted by Max Bottomtime on February 08, 2019 at 16:16:31:

We've had a lot of rain and wind for the past two weeks. Despite this, I've read two reports of good dive conditions. We haven't been out for a while, so after sleeping late we tried our luck at Golf Ball Reef. It was difficult to hold the boat on my numbers with the wind and current. Visibility was fifteen feet when I finally got to the bottom. During the dive, the wind and current shifted, increasing visibility to twenty-five feet.

I didn't find many subjects to photograph. The water was cooled to 59° but life has not returned to the reef yet.


Orthonopias triacis, Snubnose Sculpin


Rathbunella hypoplecta, Bluebanded Ronquil


Maripelta rotata


Doto Form A laying eggs in hydroids


Paguristes ulreyi, Furry hermit crab


Kelletia kelletii, Kellet's whelk


Henricia leviuscula, blood star


Pisaster giganteus, Knobby sea star


Baptodoris mimetica


Doriopsilla albopunctata


Cadlina luteomarginata



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