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Dive report for 1/1/26

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Oak Leaf
By Brandon Cole
Visibility
30+ feet, 10-15 feet in the shallows (high tide)
One dive out of Right Bay to Small Wall- 2 PS King Crabs, 2 Steller sea lions, giant dendronotus nudis (both colors, one feeding, one freeswiming), swimming scallops, abalone, urchins eating drift rockweed, GPO leftover snack rubbish in front of dens but no one home. 46 degrees at depth, 42-43 at surface due to recent rain and wind One dive out of Right Bay to Main Wall- ling cod, greenling, boot sponges, 1 tiger rockfish, few juvenile yelloweye rockfish, more giant dendrontus nudis (one laying eggs), crinoids, few crimson anemones (no Lebbeus) One night dive out of Big Bay on left. Unfortunately at low tide, so a bit of a hassle on entry and exit. Sailfin sculpin, a stubby squid, a ruby octo, and a lumpsucker. I expected to see more of these guys. Tons of little (2-3 in) midshipmen, gazillions of frantically scurrying hermit crabs.
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Dive report for 3/23/26

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Oak Leaf
By justinthedeeps
Visibility
A snowy 20+ feet, 5-10 feet in the shallows
Clear skies and plenty of satisfied immersers in spite of what locals called diminished visibility on account of recent spawning. Plenty of encounters on the big north wall
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Dive report for 5/30/26

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Oak Leaf
By Nate Cermak
Visibility
A hazy 20+ feet, 10 feet in the shallows
Three beautiful dives at Oak Leaf. Several PS kings, two GPOs, a few baby mosshead warbonnets, two grunt sculpins, three juvenile yelloweyes! Swimming scallops aplenty, and hundreds of big dendronotids, many actively hunting tube anemones.
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