Mukilteo T-Dock
From the entry, cobble and boulders give way at about 15 to 20 ft to a steep slope where divers have placed several targets. A large road sign lies straight out, and at around 50 ft a geodome made of PVC pipe is covered in small invertebrates and home to copper rockfish. Concrete block structures just below it often shelter wolf eels, and decorated warbonnets are sometimes found on the dome. A pier to the right attracts schools of shiner and pile perch and Dungeness crabs, while the fishing pier to the left should be avoided. Since the ferry terminal moved east, currents can be stronger, so the site is dived at slack or on a mild ebb.
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