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The light brown areas to the right of the picture are sponge. In the background you can make out some kelp against the greenish haze of the day. Depending on the day the visibility in this area can be significantly better or worse. Since this pinnacle is in a slightly protected area of a cove, the way the swells and the wind are blowing will dictate the clarity of the water. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/64f6a5a0-d352-418e-ac53-ca10530c72e7/DSC_0221.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Flabellina trilineata - Dive 1: 1, Dive 2: 0 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/d22d2176-c350-4862-94e8-da4d4d5e4ae7/DSC_0064.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Susan Bird laying line https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/8d59ccdf-53c3-47b6-a15b-b24952dde5bb/DSC_0105.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Kevin and Marciano on the North West side of Thumbs Up https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/15c1e3b5-ce0d-49ce-9d3b-f9180e6d32a8/DSC_0044.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up This is again the North end which is showing more Corynactis with what looks to be a large creeping sponge competing for space. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/4754fa54-458b-4283-bd9a-a33e910e21a7/DSC_9185.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Doris montereyensis - Dive 1: 4, Dive 2: 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/c0533258-1b77-48a8-8558-9e70bed0c4ff/DSC_0069.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Alison and Matt surveying slugs https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/192bc2c9-04db-4dd7-82e3-ff104b5a337f/DSC_0063.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up East side. Very much like the North East side with some attached kelp and Staghorn Bryozoan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/bca912d5-0638-4bdf-94df-28b2d36e6aa2/DSC_9218.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Doriopsilla albopunctata - Dive 1: 9, Dive 2: 4 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/d084af66-1c7b-4262-9f9b-75a2b9ed8f94/DSC_0076.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Ian and Marciano establishing an upline marker on the survey line https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/133c0299-4cc5-46f8-b52a-a713e428c391/DSC_0067.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up East side. Further along the Staghorn Bryozoan disappears and some Corynactis begins to take over. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/a218049a-c191-4c2f-be73-9267df00960a/DSC_9232.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Limacia cockerelli - Dive 1: 0, Dive 2: 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/e56db1a5-ff41-4f24-8c0f-1cea5201dce4/DSC_0098.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Mark Lloyd shooting a shrimp https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/83054550-ebe1-4d92-8c42-4871627b2816/DSC_0096.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up West side. A great summary of what was in the other areas. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/0f48194b-f824-4898-969b-2323ce5285cc/DSC_9246.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Cadlina luteomarginata - Dive 1: 2, Dive 2: 2 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/0e9215af-7ee7-48ef-b528-9f704b90beda/DSC_0099.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Harry Babicka on the Northwest side of Thumbs Up https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/dbe2f359-3eaa-4873-b6a3-a8bdd2658b58/DSC_0106.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Inverted wall on the North side. A few starfish dot the wall here and there but the structure in this area is more interesting than the actual life on the wall. This wall is quite unusual in that it slopes down and in on itself. As you follow it along it simply ends as you turn the corner. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/cec20ca3-7f2f-4a8e-aa9f-524d9c7d21d6/DSC_9320.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Dialula sandiegensis - Dive 1: 4, Dive 2: 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/1dc4c624-9815-4e0b-945c-4bb2f33544f8/DSC_0117.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up North east side. Staghorn Bryozoan cover the top of this structure which in this area has a thicker kelp forest in the background. The Corynactis is giving way to to to harder coral structures perhaps due to this area getting harsher currents. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/8b73bd0a-c038-4d7b-a6db-41909b73f48a/DSC_9340.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Rostanga pulchra - Dive 1: 3, Dive 2: 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/9538c092-e3a6-4aa3-a1db-18586e03b381/DSC_0067.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Tritonia festiva - Dive 1: 0, Dive 2: 4 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/9ae035d7-7ad2-4917-b45e-6314e7d277a6/DSC_0120.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up North east side. Much more Staghorn Bryozoan with almost no Corynactis. Even between the rocks there is a lack of the red carpet which was obvious in the previous shots. Here the kelp has attached to the top of the structure and are dying off as the winter weather makes it way into the Bay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/318abf81-4bab-4241-9fd1-0dadf891db6d/DSC2938.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Adalaria jannae (or Onchidoris muricata) - Dive 1: 1, Dive 2: 0 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/1c134ad6-69b7-4ab5-a353-3c7698e7a712/DSC4402.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Hermissenda crassicornis - Dive 1: 1, Dive 2: 0 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/d33a5d8d-ac87-4db0-97c0-38b26885c379/IMG_5752.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Peldodoris nobilis - Dive 1: 7, Dive 2: 3 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/e052a272-e4ba-4c6b-bfe2-1938f98fdc3a/res_672061814.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up Aegires albopunctatus - Dive 1: 1, Dive 2: 0 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/a5a9b3a3-bb88-401b-8c15-c7f96f1886bf/thumbs_up_map.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/2040f389-d10e-45c3-b358-08de8f539226/thumbs-up-2d.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/7303b3b4-f6ee-4c36-bec5-e6e5dff1eb82/DSC_0059.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/4ad4dac7-9158-40db-b093-d0f5df2ef3f0/thumbs_up_2d_data.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/463f0c61-85ca-4267-80fc-5891f428add0/thunbs-up-data-table.jpg Projects - Thumbs Up - Make it stand out Data Captured https://www.baue.org/projects/shale-island monthly 0.5 2021-11-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/4f2ed435-0b27-4dd7-8f3c-252da20af68b/0008_quad1_blr.jpg Projects - Shale Island Section 1 - Lower right 25% covered in common algae; Lower 30% covered in corynactis; 1 spiny scallop; 2% coverage of yellow staghorn bryzoan; 1 blood star; 1 bat star; 1 ring top snail; 1 Cadlina lueteomarginata https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/6b9ef467-609f-4c01-b3ec-b370aa7946e6/0009_quad_blr.jpg Projects - Shale Island Section 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/df225424-c23e-4f1c-8978-18d300bbb452/dsc_3266.jpg Projects - Shale Island Unkown https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/7bb2415b-185d-4977-aa8a-3cb1d91c23eb/0013_quad2_nudiEtc.jpg Projects - Shale Island Section 3 - Lower right 25% had most visible life; Pink correline algae; 1 Peltodoris nobilis; iridescent algae beside nudibranch; orange cup coral surrounding algae; orange encrusting sponge 10% coverage https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/556fd402-1bad-4bd5-8dc5-de14df7687be/dsc_3269.jpg Projects - Shale Island Blue Ringed Topsnail - Calliostoma annulatum https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/ff1b21ab-ff2f-4ff7-8892-db4ddf8075b5/P8260019_quad_nudiAnemoneEtc_better.jpg Projects - Shale Island Section 4 - Entire bottom 50% covered by moss animal hydroid; Border of entire square transect ringed by corynactis; Center 10% covered in pink encrusting sponge; 1 Doris montereyensis; small clump of yellow staghorn bryzoan beside nudibranch; top 30% covered with moss animal hydroid and yellow staghorn sponge; 1 piddock clam and 1 horseneck clam next to each other; https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/bc8bc7a9-c60d-431b-acf7-7542daa406f2/dsc_3274.jpg Projects - Shale Island Red Octopus - Octopus rubescens https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/a4e07b42-399a-4fe4-ac35-b421e9604bcb/P8260025_quad_ClamsStarClubTips.jpg Projects - Shale Island Section 5 - Corraline sculpin; 10% algae coverage in lower right corner; 40% total yellow staghorn bryzoan; 5 piddock clams; pink encrusting sponge 5%; corynactus 5% coverage; 1 purple urchin; 1 blood star https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/6f0de835-dc5c-4acd-9b03-a1190e1b936c/dsc_3281.jpg Projects - Shale Island Red Octopus - Octopus rubescens https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/baa4a827-24be-4cc8-a719-65a4109815e8/P8260026_quad_CLAMSstarEtc.jpg Projects - Shale Island Section 5 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/8c80644c-83d1-4417-968c-c62a06cb1125/dsc_3286.jpg Projects - Shale Island Sea Anemone and unknown crab - Corynactus californicus https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/702e4160-d673-4a20-b71c-c9d136ac673b/P8260029_quad_var.jpg Projects - Shale Island Section 6 - 1 small decorator/kelp crab; 30% coverage corynactus; 1 jewel top snail; 10% coverage yellow zooanthids near corynactis; 5% yellow sponge coverage; common algae in center <5% coverage; pink encrusting sponge <5% coverage; https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/c7d74a1e-c4e5-4ef9-a949-822f00bfbee9/dsc_3288.jpg Projects - Shale Island Gopher Rockfish - Sebastes carnatus https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/68c56b8d-d801-4b71-9e47-adb390d7acbf/P8260031_quad_crabVarAnemones.jpg Projects - Shale Island Section 6 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/21c5b8a8-2f9a-44fd-a8aa-6da5a1a0f10c/dsc_3293.jpg Projects - Shale Island Peltodoris nobilis https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/4d65bfb2-7225-47cc-bcd0-3d674e742390/P8260033_quad_cookie_starClamsEtc.jpg Projects - Shale Island Section 7 - 1 blood star; 1 scalyhead sculpin; 10% coverage of pink correline algae; orange cup corals <5% coverage; 50% coverage common algae; **water column near transect 7 and 8**; 1 medium sized lingcod, column of about a dozen fish including vermilion, copper, blue and kelp rockfish https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/8209420d-4e75-4976-992f-9d61cf3510a2/dsc_3294.jpg Projects - Shale Island Tritonia festiva https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/464f3278-f0a8-4264-a89f-eb3a33a1ed7f/P8260034_quad_fishClamsEtc.jpg Projects - Shale Island Section 7 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/634e2bc1-e2b6-4fd7-a772-935badac4031/dsc_3300.jpg Projects - Shale Island unknown tunicate https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/27184978-9035-4501-8130-99e0e5f70d1e/P8260035_quad_fishClamsAnemone.jpg Projects - Shale Island Section 7 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/1deef7cf-199d-4166-bfc2-fe0662854a3d/dsc_3261.jpg Projects - Shale Island Scalyhead sculpin - Artedius harringtoni https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/fb0d312e-ffc2-450b-9513-368e47e486f9/dsc_3303.jpg Projects - Shale Island Triopha catalinae https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/80764f12-8c44-43d4-bfa0-2c58b66e2bfb/0038_quad_barren.jpg Projects - Shale Island Section 8 - Generally empty with exception of clam hole filled with algae; 1 orange cup coral; small group of aggregating nipple sponges https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/213263fd-186b-41f7-9a92-604402910697/P8260010_quad_clamsNudisAnemone.jpg Projects - Shale Island Section 2 - 2 Cadlina lueteomarginata pink and orange encrusting sponge in center of transect – 10% coverage; Right 30% covered in common Algea; Lower 50% covered in corynactis; Entire general area covered in clam holes; 1 visible geoduck clam; 1 coonstripe shrimp https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/d9d26872-3044-4e27-8b23-ba7544a8126e/P8260045_blueWeightQuad.jpg Projects - Shale Island Section 9 - This transaction section is where the line starts (blue weight marker); 10% coverage of staghorn bryzoan; 50% moss animal hydroid; 20% corynactis https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/7af515ac-2cc7-49b1-8915-28206aa564f3/P8260050_quad1.sized.jpg Projects - Shale Island Section 1 (Day 2) - 1 orange puffball sponge; 1 blackeyed goby; 1 romquill; 20% common algae coverage https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/472009c3-3163-4b18-a09a-d9858059e96a/L1_T3.jpg Projects - Shale Island Line 1, Transect 3 - White Volcano Sponge - < 5% (1 small colony :right edge, middle, on line); Finger Sponge - < 5% (1 small colony :top edge, middle); White Chalky Sponge - < 5% (1 small colony :top edge, middle next to Cystodytes lobatus); Unknown Tube Worms - 20-30 (mostly top right corner); Chaceia ovoidea - 4; Peltodoris nobilis - 1; Corynactis californica - 35%; Metridium senile - 10%; Heteropora pacifica - 5%; Bugula californica? - 5%; Pisaster giganteus - 1; Henricia leviuscula - 2; Unknown Tunicate - < 5% (1 small colony :left edge); Cystodytes lobatus? - < 5% (1 colony : top edge, middle); Red Algae - 15%; Encrusting Coralline Algae - 5% https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/3db2b338-7723-4a9c-b2fb-8cce8e767528/P8260055_nudiClamsEtc.jpg Projects - Shale Island Section 2 (Day 2) - 1 Peltodoris nobilis; several tribellid worms; 10% pink encrusting sponge; 5 piddock clams surrounding nudibranch; 20% orange encrusting sponge with corynactis growing on sponge; 10% staghorn bryzoan coverage https://www.baue.org/projects/big-sur monthly 0.5 2021-11-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/11c8db00-336f-4cd6-b9ba-cedd468ee088/hydrocoral.jpg Projects - 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Great Pinnacle Cadlina flavomaculata - 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/ac4bbd58-dd78-41b2-9bfd-5a5c7dbcec14/DSC5076.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Mark looking for nudibranchs https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/45a8e576-546d-45ae-8bb0-c8ea6f65819f/DSC_5390.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Doriopsilla spaldingi - 8 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/82baffaf-ffce-41c0-b790-0a8a0093deaa/DSC5077.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Gopher Rockfish https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/d4671066-8b24-4737-bcee-a11bbd4f15d9/DSC_5403.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Triopha catalinae - 10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/d9582b9c-e294-4761-bd78-879d6f29a2b2/DSC5099.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Susan and Beto with Harry Babicka Surveying https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/53086cab-a2c9-4e65-9c89-78d44c9af390/DSC_5405.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Tritonia festiva - 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/b5f808e7-87fd-4ad7-89a9-09ec3bf1a271/DSC5102.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Beto demonstrating the mask remove and replace drill https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/9d0655b0-b287-48cb-8ff9-5f675333473d/DSC_5475-thumb.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Flabellina trilineata - 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/9cf318c5-9d7d-4fe7-94f2-f9cd2ec1907d/DSC5020.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Susan and a Sea Nettle https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/934f6f13-163d-4f95-a647-671598927755/DSC5148.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Beto, Susan, Mark and a Kelp Crab https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/ca34f908-c6db-4035-953b-f44005be80cf/DSC_5493.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Dialula sandiegensis - 3 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/58d06ec7-1d53-4f42-a9aa-0fa9935c30df/DSC5158.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Mark and Susan admiring an Egg Yolk Jelly https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/0368db0c-3385-490f-87df-7c1ef77e1a7a/DSC_5511.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Doris montereyensis - 4 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/25b9bed8-4407-484e-856e-5fbfb34c9da2/DSC_5540.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Polycera atra - 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/729e6ee1-9ac8-4716-b6f4-0d0142387bbf/DSC_5332.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Cadlina luteomarginata - 22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/4c167614-6b2c-4c78-8bc8-73a8afd51e79/DSC1715-thumb.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Dendronotus frondosus - 2 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/9be02003-911e-4534-86cd-559bc81d1cc8/DSC3240-thumb.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Hermissenda crassicornis - 2 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/f107369a-c1b7-4fda-9ab5-9dce5d8192d4/DSC3264-thumb.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Doriopsilla albopunctata - 5 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/8ffc505b-a464-44dd-b76c-00a6e73e1bc3/DSC4243-thumb.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle Diaphorodoris lirulaticauda - 1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/6c894b56-52aa-43c1-9ab3-8beb544aba67/Lobos_map_sized.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/b46ceedb-918b-4e75-97e7-492809ed6f28/GP1.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle - Make it stand out GP1 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/5a496e0d-d00d-4ab2-9290-37ad40f4e46b/GP2.jpg Projects - Great Pinnacle - Make it stand out GP2 https://www.baue.org/projects/mating-amtracks monthly 0.5 2021-06-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/1622783194465-2RS2BACMKV9OIFCHOYUG/_DSC9255.jpg Projects - Mating Amtracks https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/1622783421454-CDD3LG9FGNEEVPSEAHB9/IMG_4799.jpg Projects - Mating Amtracks https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/7d2a7643-7d8d-408c-903a-f20f2ac76149/Amtrack_Map_draft_1.0.jpg https://www.baue.org/projects/cordell monthly 0.5 2021-06-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/37c9d7fa-7946-4743-8352-68044c014f64/cordell+map.jpg Projects - Cordell Bank - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/1622772103369-VM5GAMJ11P1CVYBPD1V1/DSC_0181.jpg Projects - Cordell Bank https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/1622781888514-9JQ51GWPLWGAR5JSQMKB/_W5D1116.jpg Projects - Cordell Bank https://www.baue.org/projects/point-lobos-tire-removal-project monthly 0.5 2023-12-31 https://www.baue.org/projects/rescue-dummy-recovery monthly 0.5 2023-12-31 https://www.baue.org/projects/kawika-ghost-net-removal monthly 0.5 2023-12-31 https://www.baue.org/resources daily 0.75 2023-08-20 https://www.baue.org/resources/books-links monthly 0.5 2023-08-20 https://www.baue.org/resources/newsletters monthly 0.5 2023-08-20 https://www.baue.org/resources/weather monthly 0.5 2023-08-20 https://www.baue.org/resources/point-lobos-trail-map monthly 0.5 2021-11-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/96009f02-1560-44b7-a621-ca2e7f96c196/Lobos_TD.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map - Birds eye view of Whalers Cove and the kelp coverage https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/1637953469884-EV9K2CLFX4B9DNO36MJQ/site-map.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map - Viewpoint from the top of the cove looking down at all of the common dive sites https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/402d567f-0c5f-40f0-829e-9a1b9fc37683/WPsmall.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map - Locating Worm Patch from the Surface To Locate Worm Patch from the Surface Surface kick north from the boat ramp following the kelp-free water channel which runs north/south through the cove and roughly parallel to the parking lot and cliff. Continue along this water channel until you align with the center of Dog Rock to the west, the southern tip of Cole Chute Cove to the east; approximately 100 ft from Dog Rock. Dog Rock looks like the head of a Sharpei or a wrinkly Beagle and is the last rocky promontory along the Whaler Cove parking lot. Descend approximately 2 minutes to a depth of 28 feet – 30 feet (tide dependent) to the top of a brown dome shaped worm mound distinguishable by a distinct texture created by tunneling worms (brown and squiggly). That is the Worm Patch. The Sand Channel forms a main north/south navigation artery. The Sand Channel can be identified by sparse kelp growth, sand bottom and distinctive sand ripples. If you miss the Worm Patch and descend into the Sand Channel, then simply kick back south along the Sand Channel to locate the Worm Patch and orientate. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/fd378846-43e2-480b-8a89-764499f7a36f/EOMF_s.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map - Locating End of Middle Reef from the Surface To locate the End of Middle Reef from the Surface position so that all of the following are true: Look westward at 280 degrees on the compass, you will see the last rock, which happens to be called Bird Rock. Look westward at 270 degree on the compass, to see a smaller rock in between and at 260 degrees there is another rock just slightly smaller than Bird Rock. Look eastward at 80 degrees on the compass to see the Big Thumb. At 100 degrees line up two trees. Moving the compass to 120 degrees you will see the bench that hikers sit on. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/1fa52837-2d4e-40d9-ac28-0859062289b1/HITW_surface_s.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map - Locating Hole in the Wall from the Surface To locate Hole In the Wall from the surface (above on the 60’ contour extending between HITW and Middle Reef): Looking south back into Whalers’ Cove, line up the cabin with the tip of the point overlooking the cove. This is the point reached via steps and small trail from the parking lot at Whaler’s Cove. From this view, turn to the right. There will be a rock structure that from this angle appears to be continuous (although they are multiple rocks at different distances). At the left edge of this, there are two distinct vertical bumps or spikes. On the hillside in the distance there are two sets of trees that can be seen with completely bare trunks (they stand out pretty well). One of them is a single tree (one trunk) and the other has two trunks. The single tree can be lined up with the left most spike on the rock structure and the double trunks can be lined up with the spike to its right. Combine these with putting the cabin over the edge of the point and you can drop pretty reliably to the kelp covered rock just east of HITW. HITW is just to the west behind the kelp covered rock. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/f3320068-5d33-4b63-8078-7eee722fb76d/GPW_s.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map - Locating Granite Point Wall from the Surface Swim out toward the mouth of Whaler's Cove until you are even with the last large rock face to your east. The peak of that rock face should be bearing 85° magnetic (98° true). If there is any giant kelp then you will be right at the edge of the kelp line. For confirmation look southeast toward the small cove between Granite Point and Coal Chute Point; line up the last big offshore rock on the Granite Point side of that cove mouth with the large gap in the trees on the Coal Chute Point side bearing 125° magnetic (138° true). Drop there and you should be near the west side of Granite Point Wall. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/fc66e970-3d05-449f-99e2-95e99be2f28a/GPW_m.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/4364ef13-0689-4bbd-821b-9cb1d87ca128/WP-HITW_small.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map - Sand Channel/Worm Patch to HITW Dive Descended within the Sand Channel just to the north of Worm Patch. Follow the Sand Channel (which was about 15' wide) in a northward direction moving perpendicular to the sand ripples. You will see a rock (~5x5feet) with a single Macrocystis kelp growing from it in the middle of the Sand Channel. From this point on the Sand Channel begins widening. Passing the rock, veer slightly west while continuing on the northward heading. Within about 7 minutes of descent, depth changes from approximately 35’- 40', pass over a cobbly area with algae. A large rocky reef structure will come into view on your left. Keeping the structure on your left, cross over a patch of either Bull Kelp or Pterygophora at about 43'. Residents of this patch included Kelp rockfish and Olive/Yellowtail rockfish. Round a small rocky point to continue N. At about 44’ a sandy road leads off almost perpendicularly to the left. Stay on N course. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/321c357a-f6b6-4eaa-a018-9d3dcb3977df/HITW.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map - Make it stand out Hole in the Wall https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/8150c114-99a1-4a39-9c24-cba8b253bbab/MRE-GPW.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map - End of Middle Reef to Granite Point Wall and Return Position on the surface at the end of Middle Reef. See surface positioning. Dropping down you should be about 20’ north of the end of Middle Reef in about 65’ fsw. Take a 60 degree northeast heading on the compass toward Granit Point Wall. By scooter, it takes about 5 minutes to arrive at Granite Point Wall. The distance from the end of the Middle Reef to Granite Point Wall was 92 meters (300ft). Before arriving, you will see several worm patches that run northwest and are landmarks to observe along the way. You will also see a few of the many car tires that are submerged after many years. There is much life grown on these tires, so, removing them would destroy a critter’s home. Explore the wall going northwest at about 60-65 ft. It is covered with sponges, nudibranchs and soft corals. The top of the wall has kelp growing on it. The length of Granite Point Wall is approximately 77 meters (253ft) When returning, at about 60-65ft going southwest at approximately 300 degrees on the compass, we saw the worm patches, and shortly after, the end of the Middle Reef. There are several big rocks that appear before getting to the end of the Middle Reef. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/7ece9cb0-6e91-42c3-8c87-8cde7aea3e8c/GPW_end.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/4f5b3605-3967-451f-bae3-f5acb57fef1b/HITW-MRE_small.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map - End of Middle Reef to Hole in the Wall Traverse Turn back to the south (with the reef on your left) and come back to around 60 fsw. Follow the 60ft contour WSW (250ish degrees) and to hit Hole in the Wall reef after about a minute of steady frog kicking. To identify the location of HITW, look for a freestanding rock just off the wall to the east about 5-8 feet high from the bottom that has kelp growing on it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/dd0594ea-7a24-47e3-a6ed-0382483e78aa/fsr.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map - Make it stand out Free Standing Rock - looking from Hole in the Wall https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/252f9c22-8bed-4c9d-8080-3279c31a24d7/lm_nav.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map - Hole in the Wall to Lone Metridium Not recommend for someone new to the area especially in low visibility. Follow the Hole in The Wall structure until it ends. Continue on in the same direction. After a couple of feet you should see The Bump. The starting point of the bump is a glacis (natural slope). Follow the left side of The Bump until you see an obtuse angle on the wall of the bump. At that point, head west until you hit another structure. Take time and depth, you will need it to go back to this point especially in low visibility. Follow the edge of the structure with the structure on your left, staying at a depth of approximately 60 feet of water, until you hit a corner. The Lone Metridium is just around that corner. The bottom of that structure is approximately 70’. Lone Metridium to Hole in the Wall: Go back following the edge of the structure and kick for the amount of time it took you to get to the corner of Lone Metridium structure. Head East to go back to The Bump. Follow the edge of The Bump south towards the Hole in The Wall reef. At the end of The Bump, continue in the same direction. If you're close to the bottom, you should see a rock with an anemone on it. Stick to the left side of the rock and follow the structure to Hole in The Wall. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/e5c1925b-ef16-4cba-aa42-f494e8402254/lm.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map - Make it stand out Lone Metridium Open https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/8a1b3fce-28af-4d75-b645-88f69d9ec1ef/lm_closed.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map - Make it stand out Lone Metridium Closed https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/8d9c05ce-891a-4675-b5bf-c928fcdbb6da/sm_nav.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map - Hole in the Wall (HITW) to Sea Mount Sea Mount is a boxcar shaped rock structure with vertical sides. It is nicely decorated on all surfaces. Sea Mount is located in a sparse kelp forest with the kelp attached to boulders scattered in the sand. While direct navigation on a bearing from HITW is possible, it is easy to get off-course and miss it. A more reliable path is to follow the boundary of the kelp forest along the sand described below: Proceed in a northerly direction from HITW keeping the kelp and rocks on your left and the sand on your right. The depth will start at about 60 feet at HITW and descend as you trend north. When you reach 88 feet, turn west into the kelp and rocks. Sea Mount is about 25 kicks to the west. To return to HITW, reverse the directions. Nearby Features: Beto’s Reef and Three Sisters https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60afdbe5c3eb5e4fbcd61f91/419b0577-9463-4715-b1f2-a63adc42a762/sm.jpg Resources - Point Lobos Trail Map - Make it stand out Sea Mount