Sund Rock
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About this site
Sund Rock is a shore dive site on Hood Canal in Washington State, part of the Puget Sound region, and is a designated marine preserve known for its rocky reef structure. Divers commonly encounter wolf eels, giant Pacific octopus, and a variety of rockfish among the boulders and walls that slope down from shore. The site is often dived in two main areas, a north wall and a south wall. Visibility and cold water conditions in Hood Canal mean drysuit training is typically recommended, and the entry involves a rocky, sometimes steep scramble.
Marine life here
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Harbor SealPhoca vitulinaReported here · unconfirmed
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