Typically, visibility here is about 16 ft (range 8–35 ft), based on 32 pnwdiving reports from 2021 through 2026.
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Dive report for 7/13/26
- Visibility
- A hazy 10-15 feet (low tide)
Visibility was better than expected for mucking around on a minus tide. No distinct bloom layer, just varying amounts of haze. Eight fat, happy sunflower stars occupied a band between 30 and 50 ft, the largest approaching serving-platter size.
-Lorne
Dive report for 6/20/26
- Visibility
- A chunky 15 feet (outgoing tide)
Chunks of detritus hung motionless in the water column like fruit suspended in Jell-O, yet light penetration was surprisingly good to 85 ft.
A sampling of the diversity this time: red octopus, Slender Cockscomb, and Bay Goby. Big left-eyed flatfish and juvenile right-eyes keep you checking which way the head goes. Two dessert-plate sunflower stars, plus one dinner-plate.
-Lorne