Having no luck predicting current here with all the available references (Juan de Fuca current table, Race Passage Current table, Victoria tide table, Current Atlas, Tide View program, etc.), I've shown up at Enterprise Channel a few times near maximum flows (according to the Race Passage Current Table). This has been mostly out of  frustrated spite, but so far, this seems to be when the current in Enterprise Channel is actually at slack. I don't want to get into any legal trouble by officially declaring that the current here is the opposite of the published tables, but this might be how I time my dives here from now on. Today (Sept. 13, 2010), I came for a dive just before the published maximum ebb (4 knots at Race Passage) and it was the calmest I've ever seen it here. I visited the plumose anemone canyon, saw a Puget Sound king crab and cruised along the colourful rubble bottom 50 feet deep. Visibility was about 20 feet. The current started picking up about halfway through the dive, just when the Race Passage tables were showing maximum ebb.
sunflower star and stalked kelp
urchins, sponge and hydrocoral on rubble bottom
urchins and hydrocoral
clown nudibranch
sponge
plumose anemones
plumose anemones in canyon
crab
plumose anemones
plumose anemones
dead or moulted Puget Sound king crab
sunflower star and anemones
sunflower star and plumose anemones
Puget Sound king crab
Puget Sound king crab
Puget Sound king crab
Puget Sound king crab
Puget Sound king crab
above Puget Sound king crab
behind kelp next to canyon wall
plumose anemones
plumose anemones in canyon
snail
urchins at base of slope
snail and hydrocoral
above urchins
above sunflower star and urchins
urchins and hydrocoral
snails on hydrocoral
colurful rock
copper rockfish
sculpin and snail
tiny california cucumber
crab
under bull kelp forest
surfgrass
surfgrass near surface
Park overlooking Enterprise Channel
Trial Island in background
Path back up to road