The main dive here is the wreck, which is roughly 200 feet long and 30 feet across. It lies in approximately 70-80 feet of water. The structure is relatively intact which means that once over the ribs and hull, a diver can descend into the hull to look at the remains of the machinery and boat structure. Anemones cover everything and there is life everywhere. It is truly an amazing dive site, and it's very possible to spend the entire dive on one small area due to the concentration of life. Large and small rock fish hide all over this site, which also means it’s a popular fishing site – do not dive here without scissors or dive knives. To the south of the ferry are concrete pilings similar to those that can be seen at Les Davis in Tacoma. These also serve as home to hundreds of anemones and rockfish. The occasional anchor can be seen here from fishermen unlucky enough to hook one of the larger concrete piles.