- Dive Date: Saturday 12 October 2024
- Location: Julian Rocks
- Visibility: 20m north side (15m south side)
- Water Temperature: 22 degrees
- Comments: Spectacular diving and beautiful surface conditions at Julian Rocks today. Upwards of 50-60 Grey Nurse Sharks with a mix of 40/60 females to males and juveniles in the crowd too. Obvious signs on the sharks of mating activity. Schooling fish included big Jewfish in the Cod Hole with Grey Nurse, Trevally, Brown Sweetlips, Moses Perch, Estuary Cod, a big Groper, Kingfish grabbing a feed at The Line of Smiles and Batfish cruising in mid water. Lionfish every where, some very large Wobbegongs, schooling Eagle Rays, 10 turtles from all three species, Painted and Hairy Legged Crayfish, Squat Lobster and an Abbott’s Moray, normally only here in summer, who may have stayed on over winter after a warm summer and autumn. (Dive Report by Alasdair)
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