I hung around until 10:00 am thinking that I could mail my sales tax return this morning, but the Post Office was closed. I finally headed out around noon and found a single parking spot well South of Tower 20. Nonetheless, I geared up and walked up to the corner and then hugged the beach onto the view property before I got in the water to avoid having the Lifeguard see me and cause a problem.
I dropped in about 10 feet of water and swam South looking for my Rock Pile marker. Once I found it, I decided to swim on a bearing of about 125-130. I swam right to the Turtle Rock and then to the Ledge of Turtles where I took a number of pictures.
I got several good shots of a Juvenile Yellowtail Damselfish.
and several shoots, too, of an adult Yellowtail Damselfish.
Lots of Grunts: French, Smallmouth and Bluestriped.
I then headed off to Shark's Rock and vicinity.
I came across this Spotted Moray Eel, who was either hunting with or being stalked by the large Cravalle Jack in the picture below.
I headed back to the Nipple Rock and then West to the Ledge of Turtles and found this Spotted Cyphoma.
And this Greater Soapfish.
About 20 yards into the reef, I passed this Caribbean Spiny Lobster on my way West to the beach. Not a bad dive.
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