Last time I was here (the video is on my video page), I found a current-swept area sticking out from the small islets just offshore that went down to about 65 feet deep. I wanted to have a better look at it and take some still photos, but I was dreading carrying my two bolted-together, bulky camera housings down the steep, awkward and slippery public access trail. Instead, I parked near the water at nearby Telegraph Bay and snorkeled out on the surface around the point to the small islets (April 1, 2012). This distance was around 275 meters. Visibility was about 15 feet. I was diving when the Baynes Channel/Ten Mile current table was showing a few hours with almost no current, but it was actually fairly strong here (ebbing). I could still swim against it without too much of a problem. I swam down to the colourful tunicate-covered reefs and boulders 35-60 feet deep. Several varieties of nudibranchs were everywhere. Because of the current, I only stopped to take photos of about half the species I saw. Like last time, I didn't see many fish, but I still think this is a decent dive.
