He now resides in southern New Hampshire and hopes to eventually start reporting on Northeast Coast gelatinous activity. JellyMan will now depend on West Coast sighting reports from sources at the Monterey Bay Aquarium and in Monterey, most notably Leon Garden. Look here for reports of gelatinous fauna seen in nearshore surface waters of the Monterey Peninsula, in central California about 120 miles south of San Francisco.
Jellies are notorious transients.
One day the bay may be inundated with hordes of gelatinous creatures. Come back to the same spot the next day or even a few hours later, and you may find a complete absence of any gelatinous life form. Hopefully this page will increase the chances you do see a swarm of gelatinous creatures. If you see any significant gelatinous activity in Monterey area waters, drop an e-mail message to JellyMan , and your report will be noted here. Indicate the species, approximate location, and your name if you like.