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Broward County Fishing & Dive Sites memory card from florida go fishingBroward County, from Hollywood Beach to Pompano Beach including Fort Lauderdale in the middle, has 23 miles of reefs on the South East Florida Reef Tract. There are three distinct ridges of natural reefs called 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Reefs all of which run from North Miami to Palm Beach. The reefs are very close to shore, the furthest is only 1 mile from shore, where the Gulf Stream baths the reefs with clean, clear water and attracts hundreds of fish species. You don't have to go far to find good fishing in the Fort Lauderdale area! Sprinkled in and around these reefs are hundreds of wrecks and artificial reefs for your fishing adventures. The Greater Fort Lauderdale area is known as "The Wreck Capital of the World" with over 100 shipwrecks on 23 miles of reefs in 30 to 300 feet of water-this area is truly an anglers & divers paradise. star iconSoutheast Reefs & Shipwrecks

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Site ID / Reef Name Materials / Description
BR-1 Cruz del Sur 287' German Freighter 1956 Tronsta Eva smugglr
BR-2 Conmar 231 ton Cargo Ship
BR-3 Eben-Ezer-2 85' Island Freighter Governors Riverwalk
BR-4 Hollywood Reef - Site E 10 Reef 12 Pallet 12 Bay Balls
BR-5 Hollywood - Site E 2 Steel Barges 30 Reefballs 180 Pcs Concre Pipe
BR-6 Curry Reef E 30' Steel Barge with Crane Boom Pieces
BR-7 Donald G McAllister 101'x26'x25' Steel Hulled NY Harbor Tugboat
BR-8 Captain DeDe 50' Concrete Sailboat
BR-9 Dantor 160' Steel Freighter Governors Riverwalk
BR-10 Summerfield 40'x12' Ferro Cement Sailboats
BR-11 Sea Con Reef - NSWC Arrays 2 Acoustic Steel Arrays and Concrete
BR-12 Michelline 32'x12' Ferro Cement Sailboat
BR-13 Miss Dania Beach 126' Canadian Naval Vessel
BR-14 Emmi Boggs - Site E 55'x14' LCM Barge
BR-15 Grady Hopper Barge 61'x31' Barge With 150 tons of Limestone
BR-16 Curry Reef 30'x20' Steel Barge with Crane Boom Pieces
BR-17 Crazy Jim 39' Wooden Hull Vessel
BR-18 USS Memphis Mitigation 1 Limestone Boulders
BR-19 USS Memphis Mitigation 2 Warren Modules
BR-20 USS Memphis Mitigation 3 Ajacks
BR-21 USS Memphis Mitigation 4 Reefballs
BR-22 ATT Mitigation DERM Modules
BR-23 Erojacks Dania Hundreds Erojacks Perpendicular to Shore
BR-24 Sama 565 ton Nicaraguan Freighter 1922 cargo bananas
BR-25 Barracuda Reef-Southicon mooring buoy ok to fish Ledges with 25 mooring buoys
BR-26 JUL Reef 6 Boulder Mounds
BR-27 Joes Nightmare Barge 90'x30' Steel Barge
BR-28 Barracude Reef-Centericon mooring buoy ok to fish Center of 25 Mooring Buoys
BR-29 Chris Craft Molds Chris Craft Boat Molds
BR-30 Barracuda Reef-Northicon mooring buoy ok to fish Ledges with 25 mooring buoys
BR-31 Te Amo - Site D 104' Wood Racing Sailboat 1925 near Stardancer
BR-32 Hammerhead Reef 2.5 mile Reef runs Port Everglades cut ending at Dania Pier
BR-33 Marriott Reef - Site D 94' DC-4 Airplane
BR-34 Port Everglades Inlet GPS Waypoint aka Harbor inlet
BR-35 Spotfin Reef Ledge w crevices and caves-Best fishing west side near drop
BR-36 Yankee Clipper Erojacks Hundreds 4' Concr Erojacks E - W Patch Reefs
BR-37 Kathryn Dwyer 36' Vessel
BR-38 C-54 Airplane 4 Engine C-54 Airplane cir 1945 sunk as AR
BR-39 Osborne Barge Erojacks and Tires
BR-40 Moonshot; River Bend 45' Steel Vessel
BR-41 Houseboat 70' Steel Houseboat and other Vessels
BR-42 Port Everglades Reef Concrete Piers
BR-43 Grady Barges 2 Steel Barges each 23x43'x4'
BR-44 Tracor Navy Drydock Site D 200' Stl DryDock upright Hull Molds Sm Vessels
BR-45 AFDL-8 Former Navy Floating Dry Dock
BR-46 Nova AR 1 Artificial Reef
BR-47 Qualmann Barge 100' Barge
BR-48 Nova AR 2 Artificial Reef
BR-49 Reuben Reef PVC Structure Tote Machines
BR-50 US Concrete Pipe Concrete Pipe Culverts
BR-51 Rinker Experimental Deep 20 Pre-Fab Cubes 1x1 MeterNova Layer Cake Units
BR-52 Chevron 1 12 Service Station Steel Fuel Tanks
BR-53 Chris Coffman Mem Reefballs 11 Reefballs (4 Reefball 2 Pallet 4 Bayball)
BR-54 Rinker Deep Site 8 Pallet Balls
BR-55 Rinker Experimental Shoal 40 Pre-Fab Cubes 1x1 MeterNova Layer Cake Units
BR-56 Four Reef Balls 4 Pallet Balls 62 Total
BR-57 The Caves - Twin Ledges Sicon mooring buoy ok to fish Broken Ledge w fingers caves-2 m N Port Everglades Inlet
BR-58 Nova Tire Chip - Rubber Reef 4 Reefs 50 Tetrahedrons each 25 Sm 25 Lrg
BR-59 Nova Reefballs-Midwater Prefabricated Concrete Reefball Modules
BR-60 Eagle Scout Reefballs C 24 Reefballs - 15 Pallet and 3 Bay Balls
BR-61 Monomy 82' Wooden Luxury Yacht broken on side
BR-62 Nova Deep Reefballs 30 Pallet Balls Nova Experiment
BR-63 The Caves - Centericon mooring buoy ok to fish Center of 10 Mooring Buoys
BR-64 Great Lakes Pontoons and Pipe
BR-65 The Caves - Twin Ledges Nicon mooring buoy ok to fish Broken Ledge w fingers caves-2 m N Port Everglades Inlet
BR-66 Spaghetti Barge Barge and Small Vessels
BR-67 Deep Reef Balls C 5 Pallet and 1 Bay Ball
BR-68 Powell Barge Barge DB24 with Cement Mixer Drums Pilings
BR-69 NSWC Cable Spools - Site D Cable Spools
BR-70 Cheveron 3 Service Station Fuel Tanks
BR-71 Hog Heaven 170'x70'x11' Barge upside Lt House Towers Pipe
BR-72 Wayne 120' Barge 200' NNE from Hog Heaven - lots of fish
BR-73 Pipe And Pontoon Steel Pipes part of Hog Heaven
BR-74 Nova/Swiss Cheese - Shallow 30 Concrete Cubes many hole sizes Nova Research
BR-75 Nova/Rinker Project 30 Concrete Swiss Cheese Modules
BR-76 Sherida Express C-1 Reef 143'x28' Coastal Freighter aka Pee Wee Vreeland
BR-77 Osborne Tire Reef Thousands Loose Tires 60' Barge Concr Culverts
BR-78 Grouper Grotto - Chevron 2 60' Barge 15 Fuel Tanks Culverts Dredge Pipe
BR-79 Matts Barge Barge upside down with Tires and Rubble
BR-80 Unnamed Barge Center of Osborne Tire Reef
BR-81 Eternal Reefs 1 15 Eternal Reef Balls
BR-82 Eternal Reefs 2 18 Eternal Reef Balls
BR-83 Eternal Reef C2 12 Reefballs Three Sizes1-4x6 3-3x4 8-2x3
BR-84 DNR Barges - Hog Haven Barge Pieces
BR-85 Dog Pile - C-2 Reef 100 Feet Diameter 491 tons Limestone Boulders
BR-86 Bulk Trader 180' Freighter part of Governors Riverwalk
BR-87 Trio Bravo 149'x27' Ice Breaking Tug 1898 as Cumberland
BR-88 Duzaway Houseboat 70' Old Houseboat patch reef near 3 wrecks
BR-89 Nova Reefball Study 30 Pallet Balls
BR-90 Frank Baker 100 ton Trawler
BR-91 Oakland Ridge-Southicon mooring buoy ok to fish Ridges Ledges Caves w swiss cheese holes on top-lobsters
BR-92 Bill Boyd Reef - Site C 211' German Freighter built 1964
BR-93 Nova Reef Roc Artificial Reef 201 Reef Roc Units
BR-94 Wendy Rossheim - Our House III 118' Steel Defoe Christmaster cir 1945 damaged
BR-95 Paul Sherman - Salvager III 56' Salvage Vessel converted Shrimper
BR-96 Robert Edmister - Cape Gull 95' USCG Cutter built 1953 - sits upright
BR-97 Oakland Ridge-Centericon mooring buoy ok to fish Center of 15 Mooring Buoys
BR-98 Mercedes Iicon represents no spearfishing at this site 197'x30' Steel Freightr 1952 famous Palm Bch Wk
BR-99 Oakland Ridge-Northicon mooring buoy ok to fish Ridges Ledges Caves w swiss cheese holes on top-lobsters
BR-100 Harbour Towne - Pride Wreck 95' Steel Hull Sailboat attached to Jay Scutti
BR-101 Jay Scutti aka Arikok 95' Dutch Steel Tug cir 1961 marijuana smuggler
BR-102 Ken Vitale - The Tracey 132'x32'x10' Oil Rig Supply Ship drug traffickr
BR-103 Merci Jesus - Lauderdale C-2 90'x26'x20' Steel Freighter upright drug smuggl
BR-104 Poinciana - Jim Atria Reef 240' Dutch Freighter cir 1961 upright
BR-105 Eli Allen 968 ton Schooner - broken up and buried - position approx.
BR-106 Corky Micco Reef - Site C 41' Steel Hulled Sailboat aka Sea Bear
BR-107 Bruce Mueller Reef Site C 45' Steel Chris Craft built 1955
BR-108 Peter B McAllister 85' Tugboat upright near Corky M Bruce Mueller
BR-109 Fla League of Anglers C 144' Navy Minesweeper
BR-110 Rebel - Site C 128'x24' Dutch Freighter 1947 Cornelis smugglr
BR-111 Ronald B Johnson 170' Freighter 1955 Otto near Corey Chris wks
BR-112 Bud Krohn 183' Steel Spanish Freighter
BR-113 NSWC Cable Spools Cable Spools
BR-114 Unknown Wreck Wreck
BR-115 Chevron - Rodeo 39 Fuel Storage Tanks donated by Chevron
BR-116 Mako Boat Molds Donated By Mako
BR-117 Pompano Ledge Moorings-Sicon mooring buoy ok to fish Flat Rock Reef runs parallel to shore 1st reef line Pompano
BR-118 Nova/Swiss Cheese - Deep 29 Concrete Cubes many hole sizes Nova Research
BR-119 Anglins Ledge-Centericon mooring buoy ok to fish Center of 11 Mooring Buoys
BR-120 Anglin Pier Reef Reef and Ledge 1 mile offshore of Lauderdale By the Sea Pier
BR-121 Hall of Fame Reef-Southicon mooring buoy ok to fish Ledges with Coral Archways off Lauderdale by the Sea
BR-122 Andys Ledge Ledge Blocks 3rd reef line aka Andy's Hoghole Secret Reef
BR-123 Hall of Fame Reef-Centericon mooring buoy ok to fish Center of 9 Mooring Buoys
BR-124 Hall of Fame Reef-Northicon mooring buoy ok to fish Ledges with Coral Archways off Lauderdale by the Sea
BR-125 Tote Machines 160 pieces of Steel Tote Machines
BR-126 Copenhagen SSicon mooring buoy ok to fishicon Archaeological Preserve 325'x47'x25' British Cargo 1898 Hist Preserve
BR-127 Cumberland Barge Barge next to Copenhagen
BR-128 Miller Lite - Rodeo Site 186'x29' German Refrig. Cargo 1957
BR-129 Kornahrens Reef 1800 tons of Navy Sub Netting
BR-130 Caicos Express 188'x29' Dutch Freighter 1956 movie Miami Vice
BR-131 Guy Harvey - Lady Kimberly 185' Steel Haitian Freighter 1957 Pomp Rodeo
BR-132 Pompano Drop Off-Centericon mooring buoy ok to fish Center of 52 Mooring Buoys
BR-133 Imor Reef 84' Polish Steel Trawler
BR-134 Lowrance - Mazon Wreck 435'x55' Canadian Freighter built 1953
BR-135 Mariner 2 - Mary St Phillip 120' Steel Tug sunk with Mariner 2 Barge
BR-136 Renegade - Rodeo Site 150' Dutch Coastal Freighter 1951 as Capri
BR-137 Jim Torgerson/Fish America 160' US Navy Support Vessel RSB-1 Workboat
BR-138 Pompano 3rd Reef Ridge Broken Reef with cliffs undercuts on outer reef - lobsters
BR-139 Capt Dan Garnsey - Hollyhock 175' USCG Buoy Tender Ves 1937 upright intact
BR-140 Alpha - Rodeo Site 85' Riveted Schooner along side Lewis Marine Wk
BR-141 Lewis Marine Wreck 50' Mathis Motoryacht 1928 only engine block
BR-142 Qualmann Tugs 2 32' Inland Tugs upright side by side Rodeo
BR-143 Jay Dorman Panda - Rodeo 130'x22' Luxury English Schooner 1938 port side
BR-144 Corey and Chris - Rodeo Site 120' Dredge Boat called The Trident
BR-145 Barge 70' Barge
BR-146 Rodeo 25 - Winward Trader 215'x33' Dutch Freighter 1956 upright intact
BR-147 Ronald B Johnson - Otto 230' Bulk Carrier 1955 Vietnam Veterans Reef
BR-148 CG 83421 44 ton Vessel
BR-149 Pompano Ledge-Nicon mooring buoy ok to fish Flat Rock Reef runs parallel to shore 1st reef line Pompano
BR-150 Dewitt Clinton 150' Steel Dredge Vessl Rodeo Boating Magazine
BR-151 Mariner 1 - Union Express 174' Dutch Freighter broken hull drug runner
BR-152 Papas Reef 170'x28' Freight 1955 Henny T Mac Vac Ebb Tide
BR-153 Mariner 2 Barge 130'x40' Barge deployed with Mary St. Phillips
BR-154 Buddy Merrit - Rodeo Site 70' Barge with Welded Steel Yacht Cradles
BR-155 Johnny Morris - Rodeo - Sucre 237' German Freighter 1957 Offshore Angler
BR-156 Suzannes Ledges Ledge runs parallel to shore 1st reef line off Pompano Bch
BR-157 Hillsboro Inlet GPS Waypoint
BR-158 Attis Bathtub Reef Crater with 10' Ledge east of Hillsboro Inlet
BR-159 Berry Patch - Site A 65'x16' Tug upright 1940 AL Spencer 2 vessels
BR-160 Horseshoe Ledge 3 Large Horseshoe Shaped Ledges -2nd Reef line
BR-161 Abby Too Vertical Ledge runs N to S outer ridge S of Hillsboro Inlet
BR-162 Lighthouse Ledge Large Reef hills valleys Hillsboro Inlet - lobsters hogfish
BR-163 LaBonte Reef Reef holes and outcroppings runs NWSE off Lighthouse Pointe
BR-164 Hillsboro Domes Natural Reef with clear visibility N of Hillsboro Inlet
BR-165 Johnsons Mound Natural Ledge
BR-166 Qualman Barge - Rodeo Site 100'x32' Steel Barge
BR-167 Hillsboro Ledge Ledges with holes running N to S outside the Hillsboro Inlet
BR-168 Opal Towers Caves undercuts ledges 2nd reef line just off of Hillsboro
BR-169 C-Note Steel Hulled Workboat 60' W of Ancient Mariner
BR-170 Marritt Barge 100'x40' Barge
BR-171 Berry Patch - Chuck-A-Luck 65' Steel Tug AL Spencer 50' Steel Houseboat
BR-172 Ancient Mariner - Nemesis 165'x25' USCG Cutter built 1933
BR-173 Angels Reef 2 Statues of Angels
BR-174 Seperated Rocks Large Rock Islands runs N to S off Deerfield Beach- lobsters
BR-175 Deerfield Pier Concrete Pier Pieces - lots of fish
BR-179 Rapa Nui Barge 150'x26'x9' upside-down w/1000 tons Rebar, Artwork
BR-180 Mt. Deerfield 500 tons Limestone Boulders 4x4x2 1.7 NM Boca Inlet
BR-176 Pennels Reef Dredge Pontoon
BR-177 Miss Lourdies - Miracle of Life 165'x38' Steel Oil Field Supply cocaine smuggler
BR-178 Noula Express 114'x23' Danish Freighter 1939 broke in 3

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