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.

Please check your local laws before fishing or diving on any of the reefs provided in our database.

Most Popular Reefs

WITHEROW STUDENT REEF

By Seamus on 5/6/2011 • Views (2076)

28.8671666666667 -82.751

Lowcountry Anglers' Reef

By Seamus on 12/13/2017 • Views (2067)

Acheron Shoals

By Seamus on 4/22/2011 • Views (2083)

Reef species. Reef and rubble bottom.

Heggeman Reef

By Seamus on 6/6/2017 • Views (2054)

Fish Haven

By xfernal on 3/17/2017 • Views (2031)

Fish Haven

Fish Haven #2 (BBRRS Site)

By Seamus on 2/24/2016 • Views (2011)

Hen & Chickens Reef

By Seamus on 3/22/2011 • Views (1990)

Hen & Chickens is a group of patch reefs whose coral formations from the air appear to radiate outwards from the center like a mother hen surrounded by chickens. More Details

Bascos Reef (HI-117)

By Seamus on 12/28/2012 • Views (1996)

U.S.S Mohawk CGC Veterans Memorial Reef

By Sam on 1/27/2015 • Views (1951)

Built in 1984, dedicated for The Mohawk.

HAILEY GLASRUD REEF

By xfernal on 5/1/2014 • Views (1931)

On Thursday April 24, 2014, the D.M. One was sunk as a artificial reef 9 miles NE off Port St. Lucie. The wreck lays in the upright position in 186' of water. The very uppermost spot of the main upper structure above the bridge at 103' deep and the deck level is 164' deep.

By Seamus on 4/16/2017 • Views (1924)

Rock Cod Shoal

By Seamus on 4/22/2011 • Views (1926)

Gladstone. Coral Trout, Emperor, Cobia, etc. Wter depth 7 - 9m.

Poquoson Reef

By Seamus on 2/24/2016 • Views (1899)

AR-1607 Zane Grey

By Seamus on 3/8/2022 • Views (1918)

The Zane Grey is a 441' Liberty Ship from World War II that was decommissioned and sunk as part of the Oregon Inlet Reef (AR-160) on December 12, 1974. Oregon Inlet Reef is approximately four miles Southeast of the Oregon Inlet sea buoy. It lies in 80' of water with the upper part of the boat as shallow a...

Port Manatee Reef

By Seamus on 1/14/2018 • Views (1896)

AR-230

By Seamus on 3/7/2022 • Views (1894)

The fall and winter months will produce King Mackerel, Sailfish, and Bluefin Tuna. On bottom lots of Black Seabass, Gray Triggerfish, Gag Grouper, and Red Snapper.

Rookie Barge

By Seamus on 3/6/2022 • Views (1887)

"Rookie" Barge Reef Type Alabama Nearshore Public Reef Zone South of Perdido Pass Reef Name "Rookie" Barge Year 2013 Material Flat Deck Steel Barge (75' X 25') GPS Latitude N30°08.227 Latitude (DD) 30.137117 GPS Longitude W87°32.117 Longitude (DD) -87.535283...

27 Fathom Reefs South

By Seamus on 10/31/2018 • Views (1873)

Dredge Ohio

By xfernal on 6/20/2016 • Views (1861)

Dredge Ohio is a 70' long a hydraulic cutter head dredge. It was sunk in the Ocean City Reef complex on June 16, 2016. The Dredge was designed and built to be disassembled, allowing it to be trucked to various locations. The dredge sank in a storm while dredging a channel in Lynnhaven Beach, Va. Salvaged but never returned to service.

Newcastle Offshore Reef

By Seamus on 4/26/2023 • Views (1854)

Newcastle Offshore Reef is approximately 3.5 km north-east of the Swansea bar and offshore from Blacksmith’s Beach. Two single steel pinnacle reef towers of the dimensions 7.8 (W) x 10.9 (D) x 6.4 (H) in metres, each have a central vertical tower to a maximum of 12 metres. Yellowtail kingfish, snapper, silver trevally, mulloway, yellowtail...

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