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Dive report for 6/19/25

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Owen Beach
By Cold Feet Diver
Visibility
A hazy 15 feet, 5-10 feet in the shallows
1st dive at 1323, 2nd dive at 1519, low tide predicted at 1327, very little current, 53F in the shallows, 50F at depth, vis is hazy, milky-like Went to checkout the barge at ~90ft, it was covered with buffalo sculpins. In the shallows there were quite a few large giant nudibranchs, and some diamondback nudibranchs. lots and lots of peppered sea cucumber at 50ft+
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Dive report for 8/17/25

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Owen Beach
By Cold Feet Diver
Visibility
15-20 feet, 5-10 feet in the shallows
1st dive 1530, 2nd dive 1730, mild surface current running south, no current at depth, 53F vis: milky 5-10 ft in the shallows, 15-20 ft at depth a few clown nudi, cockerell's nudi (first for us), octos, gunnel lots of pepper sea cucumber at 50-70 ft at the barge lots of buffalo sculpin, decorator crab, barnacles feeding (very large), 1 red irish lord, 3 purple sea urchin (also quite large)
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Dive report for 2/23/26

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Owen Beach
By LightBrownPillow
Visibility
A clear 15 feet (outgoing tide)
**commercial dive at nearby location** Just posting viz, pretty bright underwater despite the overcast day
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Dive report for 3/26/26

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Owen Beach
By frays-chunk-waltz
Visibility
A grimy 20+ feet, 5 feet in the shallows (high tide)
High slack, going by the N Narrows prediction (PUG1527). Sunlight and our lights barely penetrated the surface bloom. 48F. Giant nudibranchs were slaying the tube-dwelling anemones. Rose stars punctuated a superabundance of sea stars.
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