These are from April 23, 2011. Visibility was 15-20 feet. I swam out from the Southern tip of the islet to try and find the deeper reefs with the schools of fish that I found last time. Past the base of the rocky islet (40 feet deep), the flat, gently-sloping bottom was scattered with large boulders topped with plumose anemones and urchins. I found a large, steep reef that went down to 85 feet deep. I saw a school of black rockfish and several copper/quillback rockfish, but I don't know if this was the reef I saw last time. Some of the rocks were covered with cemented tube worms and bryozoans. It seemed like there can be a decent flow of current here at times. I even saw some small clumps of hydrocoral.
