Artificial and Natural Reefs

Fishing Status has 61461 Artificial and Natural Reefs in the database. Providing cover and shelter to many different species of fish, reefs are fish magnets that many call home.

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By Seamus on 5/17/2013 • Views (1911)
Average Depth: 66' Buoy Location in GPS ddm: 34° 09.567' / 077° 25.833' LORAN Coordinates: 27211.7 / 39195.0 General Location: 140° M, 15.5 nm from the New Topsail Inlet sea buoy Material Deployment Date(s) GPS  (Decimal Minutes) Railroad boxcars: 10 07-Dec-86 34° 09.417' / 077° 25.917' 241' b...

By Seamus on 5/17/2013 • Views (1704)
LORAN C-45418.1/59736.9  GPS-33 25.303/078 51.497 2 buoys mark reef, bearing 130�/9.5 nm from south jetty at Murrells Inlet.  Northern Buoy 33 25.303/078 51.497 Southern Buoy 33 26.261/078 52.706 Tugboat & Barge 33 25.389/078 51.609 200' Ship 33 26.407/078 52.807 Concrete Reef Balls 33 26.081/078 52.239 Water depth 34-45'.

By Seamus on 4/28/2023 • Views (1690)
Matagorda Island-712 Reef Donor: Chevron USA Inc. Structure: MI-712 (deck structure) Distance From: Port Aransas 28 nm  

By Seamus on 4/15/2013 • Views (1679)

By xfernal on 11/26/2013 • Views (1677)
A hopper barge with chicken cages was sunk about 10 miles off Tybee November 18, 2013 as an artificial reef. The 254' barge, donated by Georgia Recyclers, was stacked with 330 steel chicken cages donated by Claxton Chicken. More info on barge

By Seamus on 5/6/2011 • Views (1646)
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By Seamus on 4/26/2023 • Views (1645)
The Carrum Artificial Reef, constructed in 1965, was the first documented artificial reef in Australia. The original reef spanned four hectares and consisted of 350 concrete pipes that were submerged 8km off the coast of Carrum. These pipes settled into the silt at the bottom. Subsequently, a concrete vessel was incorporated into the reef in 1967...

By Seamus on 3/20/2011 • Views (1636)
33.0305 -78.9253

By xfernal on 7/10/2022 • Views (1628)
Jack Spot is a well known old school White Marlin fishing spot. Thosands of White Marlin have been caught on these grounds. Bluefin Tuna are also known to hang around here. Mako Shark, Yellowfin tuna,. Mahi-mahi, King Mackerel, Cobia Atlantic Bonito, False Ablacore, and Bluefish.are all know visitors to this hump. 50-100 feet in depth...

By Seamus on 4/12/2019 • Views (1623)

By Seamus on 12/28/2012 • Views (1628)

By xfernal on 1/15/2017 • Views (1620)
Good reef for snapper.

By Seamus on 5/7/2011 • Views (1600)
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By Sam on 4/18/2015 • Views (1588)
Reef, Mobile County. Alabama.

By Seamus on 5/6/2011 • Views (1590)
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By xfernal on 2/9/2017 • Views (1579)
First constructed in 1992 and still being added onto. Over 25,000 tons of quarry rock, concrete and steel Triton missile tower, and 300 tons concrete rubble have been used. This is the deepest reef of the Fish and Game reefs at 165 feet of depth. Good fishing for sand bass and pelagics in the summer months and rock fish in the winter months.

By Seamus on 6/5/2012 • Views (1568)

By Seamus on 4/22/2015 • Views (1555)
FREEPORT CAR REEF (AR 202) BRAZOS 305-L

By Seamus on 4/22/2015 • Views (1555)
Off Jumpinpin Bar.

By xfernal on 2/9/2017 • Views (1553)
89 (20548) is a gas/oil platform built by Whitney Oil & Gas, LLC and installed on 01/01/1966. The structure was removed on 10/06/2012 and verified as clear on 09/06/2013. Smaller pieces of the structure may still exist and provide habitat for fish, but the main structure no longer exist.

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