Artificial and Natural Reefs

Fishing Status has 60687 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

Poquoson Reef

By Seamus on 2/24/2016 • Views (1947)

Kingscliff Reef

By xfernal on 1/25/2018 • Views (1943)

Kingscliff Reef

Dredge Ohio

By xfernal on 6/20/2016 • Views (1941)

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.

N. Edisto Nearshore Reef

By Seamus on 12/13/2017 • Views (1933)

SEAMAP Offshore Hard Bottom

By Seamus on 6/5/2012 • Views (1922)

Capers Reef (R8)

By Seamus on 12/13/2017 • Views (1916)

7 Mile Mile Reef

By Seamus on 4/12/2019 • Views (1921)

Causeway Reef-Artificial

By Seamus on 6/4/2012 • Views (1914)

Vlasoff Reef

By Seamus on 10/4/2014 • Views (1914)

Vlasoff Reef

Marathon Key/Hawk Channel

By Seamus on 2/24/2016 • Views (1888)

TEN MILE REEF

By Seamus on 5/17/2013 • Views (1894)

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'.

MR. J.C. REEF AR-230

By Seamus on 6/25/2013 • Views (1883)

MR. J.C. REEF (AR-230) is 3.5 nm from the Hatteras Inlet sea buoy. 105' tug MR. J.C. sunk 15-Sep-87 35° 06.121' / 075° 42.951' 130’ yard freighter sunk in 1991 35° 06.183' / 075° 42.967' 75’ landing craft sunk in 1991 35° 06.208' / 075° 42.950' LORAN Coordinates: 26957.0 / 40...

Arlington Reef

By Seamus on 8/22/2018 • Views (1880)

COUNTY REEF - TIRES & AUTOS

By Seamus on 5/6/2011 • Views (1839)

29.145 -80.8965

Jack Spot

By xfernal on 7/10/2022 • Views (1834)

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...

BIG BEND REEF

By Seamus on 5/6/2011 • Views (1829)

28.9206833333333 -82.86975

Point Comfort Reef

By xfernal on 3/4/2017 • Views (1819)

Point Comfort Reef

KIAWAH REEF

By Seamus on 5/7/2011 • Views (1816)

32.47915 -80.0017333333333

Buccaneer Reef (Galveston-296)

By Seamus on 12/28/2012 • Views (1823)

CAIS.#1 - REMOVED

By thomasmlambert on 12/5/2020 • Views (1797)

CAIS.#1 (299) is a gas/oil platform built by Fieldwood Energy SP LLC and installed on 11/24/1998. The structure was removed on 08/29/2015 and verified as clear on 09/12/2015. Smaller pieces of the structure may still exist and provide habitat for fish, but the main structure no longer exist.

Prev 8 [9] 10 Next