The Fort Flagler Fishing Reef is an interesting artificial reef made of concrete slabs that have ben stacked up 3'-5' from a flat sandy bottom and house lingcod, greenling and sculpin and large schools of rockfish and perch. The reef begins straight out from the entry point at the end of the road (easy to locate from boat too by looking at the shore). Swim to about 45', if you have not encountered a pile or the rope then turn south and keep the same depth. The piles are located closely together and run for a few hundred feet. Expect to see lots of fish plus critters expected to be found in the sand.