Canyons, Ledges, Rocks, and Shoals

Fishing Status has 42510 Banks, Canyons, Humps, Ledges, Rocks, Seamounts, Shoals, and Trenches in the database. Providing cover and shelter to many different species of fish, ledges , rocks, and other rocky or hilly structure are fish magnets that many call home.

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By Seamus on 4/4/2021 • Views (2893)
BAHIA BEACH REEF (BAY) REEF#3 Depth (in feet) 19 Relief (in feet) 8 Description CONCRETE BRIDGE DECKING RAILINGS AND RUBBLE FROM TREASURE ISLAND CAUSEWAY Date of Deployment February 24 2006 Primary Material BRIDGE RUBBLE Tonnage 54.26 

By xfernal on 1/13/2017 • Views (2891)
Good hump off the point that had ledges on either side. Good Striped bass area.

By Seamus on 7/5/2013 • Views (2863)
This bank had a depth of 76'. The ledge drops a few feet and it long. Grouper May/June and Oct. / Nov.  Good place to troll for kings.

By Seamus on 1/21/2025 • Views (2841)
MARATHON REEF sits in 115 feet of water and was placed in December 31 1982. The reef consist mainly of MARATHON'S VACA CUT BRIDGE SPANS made of concrete.   

By xfernal on 6/2/2016 • Views (2846)
The Pamlico Point Shoal Lighthouse was screwpile light station that was built on Gull Shoal near Pamlico Point in November of 1891 by the United States Coast Guard. The light station was hexagonal shaped, and approximately 8 miles off of Pamlico Point. All that is left is the beams for the foundation but fish can be caught around it.

By Seamus on 5/6/2011 • Views (2835)
28.887383333333 -82.828933333333

By Seamus on 1/9/2013 • Views (2841)

By Seamus on 4/22/2011 • Views (2829)
Gladstone. Coral Trout, Emperor, Cobia, etc. Wter depth 7 - 9m.

By xfernal on 3/31/2017 • Views (2790)
Area with live bottom.

By Seamus on 1/15/2022 • Views (2740)
Marathon Hump is also known as Marathon Hump West. Drops to over 1200 feet on the east side. 

By Seamus on 3/20/2011 • Views (2760)
Ledge 50' deep N 33 45.700 W 78 08.820 33.761699963361025 -78.146989960223436

By xfernal on 1/20/2016 • Views (2743)
West Hump is located about 27 miles southeast of Marathon. It is an excellent place to catch Sailfish, Blue Marlin, Wahoo, and Mahi.

By myruca on 7/30/2014 • Views (2701)

By xfernal on 7/10/2022 • Views (2693)
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 YorkRiverCharters on 11/7/2014 • Views (2676)
Had an awesome night of light tackle striped bass fishing with U.S. Navy Petty Officer Eric H., attached to the Explosive Ordinance Disposal Detachment in Rota, Spain. We both lost count at 30+ fish landed in less than 4 hours!  

By Seamus on 5/17/2013 • Views (2757)
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 xfernal on 8/7/2013 • Views (2679)
Chicken Rock

By Seamus on 12/5/2018 • Views (2652)

By xfernal on 2/16/2017 • Views (2649)
Pourtales Escarpment

By xfernal on 3/13/2018 • Views (2609)
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. 

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