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Moby Ling Cove
The Big Sur coastline stretches south of Malpaso Creek near Carmel to Ragged Point near the San Luis Obispo County Line. The dive sites here are wild,


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Diving the AOP: California Tropical Diving

Author  : Kim Sheckler
Date  : April 2011
I ran into a group of divers recently and asked them if they have been in the water lately. One had, but he lamented that the water was very, very cold 

A.C.E. Becomes Southern California's Newest Dive Site

Author  : Scott Marshutz, Photo by Boonchob Vijarnsorn
Date  : March 2011
Five years after the 58-foot, steel-hulled A.C.E. drum seiner sank off the coast of San Clemente, a team of divers from Beach Cities Scuba (BCS) recent 

Wreck of Ruby E

Author  : Dale Sheckler
Date  : November 2010
Although it was all planned out, the actual process was a bit comical. Slated to be the second edition to the now famous "Wreck Alley" off San Diego, t 

Terranea Resort, the New Marineland

Author  : Phil Garner
Date  : March 2010
I have some wonderful memories of visiting Marineland of the Pacific: Bubbles the pilot whale, Orky and Corky, Baja Reef... but my favorite memories ca 

Goleta Beach

Author  : Dale Sheckler
Date  : December 2009
A poor visibility dive need not necessarily be a bad dive. Goleta Beach is one example. Water clarity here is never above 10 feet and is often as littl 

Oil Rig Diving

Author  : Mike Bartick
Date  : November 2009
Just off the coast of Southern California lies a unique habitat that is often overlooked, a remembrance of a once thriving industry strung along our co 

Newport Pier

Author  : Walter Marti
Date  : September 2009
For many years I've heard about diving under the Newport Pier. I was never keen on the idea. It's surrounded my surfers and sand, and protected by a cu 

NOSC Tower

Author  : Dale Sheckler
Date  : July 2009
If you were to have gazed to the ocean horizon off San Diego’s Ocean Beach from 1959 to 1988 you would have spotted what appeared to be, at first 

Picnic Beach

Author  : Dale & Kim Sheckler
Date  : July 2009
I felt as if we were being followed. Sure enough I turned around and a school of barred sand bass were in our wake, closer than I have ever seen any ap 

Train Wheels

Author  : Mike Bartick
Date  : May 2009
After playing a wicked round of e-mail and phone tag with my dive buddy Steve, we finalized our plans. I arrived at Shelter Island to see Steve waving  

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