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GIBSON BEACH 15’-60’ Boat dive south of the reserve bound-
ary only. Huge rocks and sandy patches host all kinds of fish,
colorful invertebrates, hydrocorals, and sea lions.

BLUEFISH COVE 40’-100’ Boat dive to thick kelp. Extremely
dense marine life includes photogenic nudibranchs, anemo-
nes, colorful sponges, cabezon, and copper rockfish. Caution:
Can be surgy, rough.

BLUEFISH WALL 10’-110’ Boat dive to a sheer granite wall,
and pinnacles. Invertebrates include hydrocorals and yellow
sponges.

CANNERY PT. PINNACLES 10’-130’ Boat dive or swim to verti-
cal walls and boulders. Cup corals, strawberry anemones, and
huge green anemones compete for space.

CANNERY POINT 10’-40’ Easy access at a boat ramp to a shal-
low, thick kelp forest and harbor seal rookery. Rich in marine
life, and extremely beautiful.