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| Dive Sites - Skokholm |
| Neils pinnacles *** New *** Skokholm - just out of the flow - good cray ground - down to 30m plus. |
| Franks Point Some wreckage, couple of really big anchors in close. Down to 38m so don't go when its running. Wreck at the bottom. |
| The Head Some really deep stuff 38m plus, peaks up to 8m. Really spooky dive, found a family of Crays having tea. Loads of fish life. |
| Unknown Wreck System of gullies with a reef that extends out to deeper water. There's a 100ft wreck jammed into one of the gullies. |
| Danni's Drop Off A reef up to 10m from the surface. Has walls going down 6m or so with large ridges and ledges. Much fish life including the largest Pollack I've ever seen. Abundant fish life including Cray, Lobster and Edible crabs. Has some pinnacle style rocks and swim throughs. Have to get the tide right to dive this one. Max 30m depth. |
| The Bowling Alley Deep dark, some really impressive drop offs . System of gullies running out to 40 metres, found some really impressive lobsters, didn't have the heart to take them home. |
| Tony's Red Spires Pinnacles, drop offs 30m plus. Sea fans, sponges, Ross coral and some large conger. Watch out for the rip - Laurie got half way to Skomer! |
| The Sea Fan Bed Loads of smaller sea fans seem to have been attacked by an algae. Flattish reef system but found an albino fan in the middle. A few Dogfish around plus the odd crustacean. |
| Ed's Wreck Well broken boilers, spars, keel, various bits and pieces hide under the sand at times - 11 metres |
| Flag Reef So called because it's where I lost my flag. From the surface down to 28m. There's a wreck at the start of this dive, slatted decking, etc. Nice drop-off and overhangs - gullies running out to the sand. |
| Little Bay Point Couple of old steamships in the shallows - very kelpy, 7metres |
| Jo's Peaks Outer reef 6/32 metres, loads of gullies, drop offs, swim throughs. There is the biggest sea fan I have ever seen - about 4 feet lying in a gully, really something else! So many fish it's not true - one of the best dives I have ever found. |
| The Ski Slope Wall going down to 30 metres straight as a die - some nice jewel anenomes. Plenty of slugs or nudibranchs, as the little creatures are better known. Found about 9 different types one day. |
| The Devil's Teeth Situated by Peters bay, jagged rock formation, plenty of wreckage - guess someone got it wrong! Viz never too clever - pretty silty. |
| The Northern Sea Fans Yes, they are not supposed to be here but they are. Found three specimens on 1 dive - show you if you want next time you're down Vicky! |
| Crab Alley Bit of a back eddy at times, crabs seem to be running in circles. Goes down to 27 metres - lot of bricks, few spars, some nice sponges further out. Nice dog fish collection point. |
| Note - Slack tides are hard to predict so be very wary. If you need any more information contact us and have a chat... |
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636684 or 07815 469278 |
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