Canyons, Ledges, Rocks, and Shoals

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The Florida Middle Grounds are approximately 460 square miles of ancient coral reefs located in this area. These reefs consist of a series of both high and low relief limestone ledges and pinnacles that drop almost 50 feet at some points.

King Mackerel on the troll. Black Seabass on bottom. Also so Gag Groupers.

There is a catwalk on the southern end of the Bonner Bridge (aka Oregon Inlet Bridge) that many people fish. Flounder, Mullet, Blues, and in the winter striper are common.

Good deep drop area for tilefish, grouper, and swordfish.

This area has some great bottom fishing for Gray Triggerfish, Vermillion Snapper, Snowy Grouper, Knobbed Porgy, and other bottom species. This area is also good for trolling for Blackfin, Dolphin, and Wahoo much of the year.

Grassy Key Bank

ALVA CHAPMAN REEF IN MONROE COUNTY CONSIST OF TWO CONCRETE BOAT HULLS AND DREDGE PIPE Date of Deployment:December 31 197

Rocas Alijos (or Escollos Alijos, in English also Alijos Rocks) are a group of tiny, steep and barren volcanic islets or above-water (as well as below-water) rocks in the Pacific Ocean at 24°57′31″N 115°44′59″W. They are part of Comondú municipality of the Mexican state of Baja California Sur, and situated abo...

Gomez Rocks

408 Hump is inshore of the 409

Fenwick Shoal

Limestone rocks on Atlantic S Highland Beach that hold lots of fish on the shoreline. 

Good ledge that holds bass.

Located about 2 miles NNW of Cherystone Creek, the Cherrystone Reef consist of the following: Concrete igloos, stacks of concrete pipe, concrete deck sections from the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel, and over 2900 Tires In Concrete (TICs) have been scattered on this site. In 2006, 2000 tons of concrete block, donated by Bayshore Concrete Products...

Bamboo Banks

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Key Largo Hump

Shingle Splitters Point is located in Lake Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia that provides good Whiting and Dusky Flathead fishing. It is a popular recreational area that offers panoramic views of the lake. The name "Shingle Splitters Point" comes from the area's history as a hub for the local timber industry. In the 19th and ea...

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Lots of rocks in this cove.

Large rock

Lots of rock to work down this bank.

Rocky point

Good rocky point

This spot is the center of a ledge that runs for at least half a mile. The eighth of a mile or so to the east northeast and west southwest of this spot holds Golden Tilefish. I suspect there is more in the area.