These photos are from July 5, 2020. As I mentioned before, I wanted to have a look at a different rocky area straight out from the entry point. In the past, I usually dove the rocky slope near shore out to the right. Visibility in the shallows was only 8' or so.
The reef was a big rock mound. It was about 60' deep at the top and sloped down on the East side to around 110' deep. I only had time to swim around this East side of the reef. It was mostly covered with feather stars. There were only a few fish (some small quillback and copper rockfish and kelp greenlings). I saw a couple of boot sponges and crimson anemones.
