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Name:
The name "Friskies" was given to the site by some of the divers on the first recorded dive trip to the reef, in appreciation of a particularly frisky young seal which accompanied the divers for some time.
Depth:
Maximum depth is about 22 m. and the top of the pinnacle is about 12 m. (Average depth is likely to be about 15 m.
Marine life:
There are large red-bait pods in the shallower areas, and other places have large numbers of strawberry anemones.
Photography:
Good for macro-photogra…
Name:
The name "Friskies" was given to the site by some of the divers on the first recorded dive trip to the reef, in appreciation of a particularly frisky young seal which accompanied the divers for some time.
Depth:
Maximum depth is about 22 m. and the top of the pinnacle is about 12 m. (Average depth is likely to be about 15 m.
Marine life:
There are large red-bait pods in the shallower areas, and other places have large numbers of strawberry anemones.
Photography:
Good for macro-photograph.
Topography:
Friskies is a compact dive site comprising a small fairly steep pinnacle rising about 10m above the sand, surrounded by boulders, some quite large, and with a more scattered group of large boulders to the immediate north-east. About 100 m slightly east of north from the main pinnacle there is a lower pinnacle known as North Friskies, with a small amount of lower reef to the east.
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