I had come up here (Nov.13, 2008) hoping to do a dive off Bonito Crescent, but the waves were once again too big to get in the water with a camera. Most of the places in the area were similarly blown out, but Dolphin Beach and Blueback Park were relatively protected. I'd been to Dolphin a couple of times recently so I went for Blueback/Tyee/Seducers/etc. It was afternoon and the sun had already set behind the trees so it was a bit gloomy underwater. In the shallows visibility was around 15-20 feet. Down deeper it was maybe 20-30 and dark. I visited the wall, saw a tiger rockfish and several juvenile yelloweye. My computer made me hang around in the shallows for a bit so I looked around the rock formations 20-40 feet deep. The weathering on these rocks is pretty bizarre. They're like a stack of flat slabs full of deep cracks and holes. There was a bit of swell near the beach so I ended up surfing in with the perch through the crashing bubbles.
