Visibility was a surprisingly-good 30 feet today (Oct. 29, 2010). I swam a bit too far out to the left at first and found a rubble slope going down to about 40 feet deep. This area was swarming with black, yellowtail, brown, quillback, copper and canary rockfish. I also saw a few medium-sized lingcod. I swam to the top of the slope and saw the wreck in the distance. On my swim back I saw the remains of another small wreck at the bottom of the boulder slope under the Helijet pad. It was the remains of a wooden keel with a small propeller (maybe 2 feet in diameter) sticking out the back. A few feet away there was a jumbled, rusty mass of what used to be the engine. Near my entry-point, there was a large metal tank with some pipes, valves and filters. This metal tank (fuel) was from another wreck. I could see the remains of planking half-buried in the sand nearby.
