Artificial and Natural Reefs

Fishing Status has 61458 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 3/14/2015 • Views (2235)
A (257) is a gas/oil platform built by Fieldwood Energy Offshore LLC and installed on 07/05/1998. A is considered a major platform that stands in 120 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different offshore species of fish. Primary targets include Amberjack, Bonita (Little Tunny), Blackfin Tuna, Red Grouper, Red Snapper, Gag Grouper, Gray...

By Seamus on 5/17/2013 • Views (2314)
Average Depth: 58' Buoy Location in GPS ddm: 34° 34.350' / 076° 58.300' LORAN Coordinates: 27162.4 / 39545.3 General Location: 129° M, 7.0 nm from the Bogue Inlet sea buoy Material Deployment Date(s) GPS  (Decimal Minutes) Railroad boxcars: 9 Railroad flatcars: 1 29-Nov-86 34° 34.300' / 076° 58.3...

By Seamus on 4/13/2011 • Views (2225)
Name MISENER BARGE County MANATEE Depth (in feet) 25 Relief (in feet) 8 Description 100 X 35 X 8 FOOT BARGE ACCIDENTALLY SUNK BY MISENER MARINE Date of Deployment December 19 1985 Primary Material BARGE STEEL 100 Tonnage 0 Coordinates 27.54463333, -82.8451

By Seamus on 10/5/2022 • Views (2231)
Barrs Reef (GA-189) Donor: Texas Parks & Wildlife Structure: 100 Reef Balls Distance From: Galveston 11 nm  

By Seamus on 3/7/2021 • Views (2210)
Bunnies Web Reef has lots of artificial reefs in close proximity of here. There are 500 reef balls, varying from the size of a basketball to the size of a sedan were deployed in 2000. There is a concrete sailboat, culverts, and many other pieces added over the years.

By Seamus on 5/17/2013 • Views (2326)
LORAN C-45424.0/59409.0  GPS-33 48.812/078 30.522 1 buoy marks reef, bearing 125�/2.7 nm from south jetty at Little River Inlet. Steel Pup Tents 33 48.515/078 30.069 Material 33 48.829/078 30.578 Water depth 20-30'.

By Seamus on 5/21/2011 • Views (2210)
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By Seamus on 5/6/2011 • Views (2191)
A (24218) is a gas/oil platform built by Cox Operating, L.L.C. and installed on 10/03/1996. A is considered a minor platform that stands in 65 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different nearshore species of fish. Most common species include Amberjack, Barracuda, Bonita (Little Tunny), Cobia, King Mackerel, Red Grouper, Red Snapper,...

By xfernal on 4/26/2023 • Views (2189)
Mt Martha Reef is primarily composed of rock, kelp, and seaweed with some sand. Towards the end of the season, Mt. Martha becomes particularly active. The period between late February and the end of March is the ideal time for fishing in this area. Whiting, Snapper, and Gummys are popular visitors.

By xfernal on 3/13/2018 • Views (2154)
This is a good spot to catch Giant Trevally or Ulua. Live mullet is the bait of choice for many. There are also many different reef fish found here. I caught a Christmas Wrasse and Brown Unicornfish here. 

By xfernal on 10/15/2017 • Views (2129)
Altona Reef

By Seamus on 4/11/2023 • Views (2115)
CONCRETE BARRIERS

By Seamus on 8/12/2021 • Views (2111)
BULL SHARK BARGE 196 FT. BARGE  in 40 feet of water and 8 feet of relief off the bottom. Home of many Goliath grouper and Snook.

By PTAHOLCOMB on 11/16/2018 • Views (2077)
30º 11' 17" .64 N, 87º 09' 27" .83 W

By Chris on 9/13/2016 • Views (2075)
Live Bottom

By xfernal on 11/7/2016 • Views (2074)
Artificial Reef

By Seamus on 1/9/2013 • Views (2087)

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By Seamus on 5/6/2011 • Views (2036)
28.8671666666667 -82.751

By Seamus on 6/6/2017 • Views (2022)

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