The 8A Reef is in 70-80 feet of water located approximately 14 miles from Port Canaveral. The reef has many residents including Lobster, Grouper, Snapper, Sea Bass, and Lion Fish. Flounder and Cobia can also be caught off the reef. 

The Betsy Ross Reef is about 20 miles out of the Port Royal Sound. Many species of fish hang out here, including Red snapper, black sea bass, grouper, barracuda, king mackerel, and Spanish mackerel. A 430-foot liberty ship named Betsy Ross is the highlight of the reef. It is the largest single piece of artificial-reef structure off the South C...

Lot's of Black Seabass. A stray Grouper or ARS may take your line. Cobia, Amberjacks are frequent. And freeline for King Mackeral and Barracuda is . popular.

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Parris Island Reef 32.31625 -80.70875

Name PASCO REEF #4 County PASCO Depth (in feet) 27 Relief (in feet) 8 Description "272 PIECES OF CONCRETE 1RST OF TWO LOADS" Date of Deployment June 3 1998 Primary Material CONCRETE CULVERTS Tonnage 317 Coordinates 28.37096667, -82.94998333

Deep Reef 37.21.30 / 122.37.03

Name PAVILION KEY 6 MILE REEF County COLLIER Depth (in feet) 18 Relief (in feet) 0 Description LOWERED BY CRANE TO THE BOTTOM (NOT LOCATED 12/01) Date of Deployment April 28 1989 Primary Material CONCRETE CULVERTS Tonnage 0 Coordinates 25.68833333, -81.46666667

One of the famous FADs off Hawaii.    On February 24, 2015 this FAD was reported missing.

Name CITRUS #2 BIG BEND REEFS County CITRUS Depth (in feet) 26 Relief (in feet) 3 Description 96 PRE-FABRICATED CUBES ONE METER ON A SIDE-50M SPACED HEXAGON Date of Deployment June 20 1995 Primary Material MODULES CONCRETE CUBES (96) Tonnage 120 Coordinates 28.91298333, -82.88285

VanBuren Reef is a walleye and smallmouth bass hot spot. In May, nighttime walleye fishing is excellent in the shallows (3-6 feet) of the bay and reef. Smallmouth bass fishing is good all season along this rocky reef that extends two miles into the lake.

Myers Reef is another smallmouth bass and walleye hot spot. Bass transition from the shallow to the deep end of the reef as summer progresses. Walleye catches peak in the shallows in late spring and can also be caught along the deep side in summer.