Charlotte County GPS Numbers

GPS Coordinates > Southwest > Charlotte

Charlotte County wraps around Charlotte Harbor, with Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda and Boca Grande bordering the harbor. Charlotte Harbor is well know internationally as one of the best Tarpon fishing grounds in the world. There are many islands, creeks, passes, bays, and artifical reefs to fish with Charlotte Harbor being the most popular for big tarpon & shark. During the winter months fishing the inlets, creeks, and around the small islands anglers get lots of action on Seatrout, Snook, and Redfish. We have included a few close Lee County sites in our list. For more close by sites visit Sarasota County and Lee County's reef charts. Southwest Reefs & Shipwrecks

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Site ID / Reef Name	Material / Description
CH-1 Helens Barges 5	60' Barge Steel - 2 Barges
CH-2 Helens Reef	Culverts power poles rubble
CH-3 Boca Grande Reef	667 Yards of Concrete Pilings and Rubble
CH-4 Box Car 5	Steel Framework
CH-5 Shell Pass Inlet	GPS Waypoint from Charlotte Harbor in Bokeelia
CH-6 Box Car 7	8 Railroad Hopper Cars
CH-7 Box Car 1	Railroad Boxcars Hopper Cars
CH-8 Boca Grande Channel	GPS Waypoint ICW - NW Cayo Costa island
CH-9 Old Phosphate Dock Gasparilla Is	3 rows of old Dock Pilings protrude from water - approx
CH-10 Outlaw	Wreck
CH-11 Danger Reef	40' Steel Tug on side no structure deteriorated
CH-12 17th Street Reefs Gasparilla Isl	Rock Ledges 100 yards from shore - appox
CH-13 Cape Haze B-3A	Modules Steel Units Concrete Culverts
CH-14 Cape Haze CULV1B	Concrete Culverts
CH-15 Cape Haze Reef (Bay)	5 Culvert Bundles
CH-16 Charlottes Reef Slabs	Concrete Slabs
CH-17 Cape Haze 1A	Concrete Culverts
CH-18 Marys Reef	Concrete Culverts
CH-19 Gallaghers Cut	Entrance into Turtle Bay - trout snook redfish
CH-20 Bull Key	Island at entrance to Charlotte Harbor W
CH-21 Gallagher Keys	Islands at entrance to Turtle Bay on Charlotte Harbor
CH-22 Cayo Pelau	Island at entrance to Charlotte Harbor W
CH-23 Cape Haze	Cape at entrance to Turtle Bay
CH-24 Eagle Nest	Island on SW Turtle Bay
CH-25 Cape Haze Bar	Long Shallow Bar on Charlotte Harbor outside Turtle Bay
CH-26 Sandfly Key	Island in Gasparilla Sound
CH-27 Crow Key	Island on Charlotte Harbor near Punta Gorda
CH-28 Pirate Harbor Hole	Natural Deep Holes in Charlotte Harbor - tarpon sharks
CH-29 The Cut Off	Channel GPS Waypoint
CH-30 Roberts Island Channel	Channel GPS Waypoint
CH-31 Tremblay TR1	Concrete Bridge Sections
CH-32 Terrapin Key	Island on Charlotte Harbor near Punta Gorda
CH-33 Tremblay Reef Center	Concrete Bridge Rubble - reef center
CH-34 Cotton Key	Island on Charlotte Harbor near Punta Gorda
CH-35 Tremblay Reef Barge	90'x23'x8' Steel Deck Barge
CH-36 Tremblay TR2	Coral Creek Bridge Sections
CH-37 Novak NR7	Concrete Bridge Sections
CH-38 Novak NRMB	Matlacha Bridge Sections
CH-39 Novak Reef 04-Buoy 1a	Concrete Culverts
CH-40 Novak Memorial	Memorial Reef
CH-41 Novak Reef 1 Center	Concrete Bridge Rubble - reef center
CH-42 Mound Key	Island E Gasparilla Sound
CH-43 Novak Reef 2	Concrete Bridge Rubble
CH-44 Novak Reef 3	Concrete Bridge Rubble
CH-45 Novak Reef 4	Concrete Bridge Rubble
CH-46 Novak Reef 04-Buoy 3a	Concrete Culverts
CH-47 Novak Reef 04-Buoy 3b	Concrete Culverts
CH-48 Novak Reef 04-Buoy 1b	Concrete Culverts
CH-49 Novak Reef 04-Buoy 1c	Concrete Culverts
CH-50 Fines Key	Island on Charlotte Harbor near Punta Gorda
CH-51 Gasparilla Pass	Channel GPS Waypoint
CH-52 Catfish Point	Cape on Gasparilla Sound Placida
CH-53 Bird Key 1	Island on Placida Harbor and Boca Grande Pass
CH-54 Palm Island Barge Reef	70'x23'x8' Steel Barge Concrete 1'x40' Steel Spuds
CH-55 Palm Island Ferry Reef	60'x20'x5' Steel Car Ferry Concr Boxes Pilings
CH-56 Redfish Key	Island on Charlotte Harbor E
CH-57 Palm Island Ferry TR2	Culverts
CH-58 Palm Island Ferry TR1	Concrete Culverts, Limestone, Seawall Slabs
CH-59 Middle Harbor Hole	Natural Deep Holes in Charlotte Harbor - tarpon sharks
CH-60 Blacks Island	Island on Charlotte Harbor E
CH-61 Cormorant Key	Island on Charlotte Harbor E
CH-62 Charlotte Harbor Reef (Bay)	1100 tons of Bridge Rubble Beams
CH-63 Charlotte Harbor Site (Bay)	Concrete Rubble
CH-64 Charlotte Harbour 1 (Bay)	Concrete Culverts
CH-65 Silcox Key	Island on Charlotte Harbor E
CH-66 Charlotte Harbor Site B (Bay) 3	17 Pallet and 35 Bay Balls East Row
CH-67 Charlotte Harbor Site A (Bay) 1	18 Pallet and 35 Bay Balls West Row
CH-68 Kettle Harbor	Bay off Cape Haze
CH-69 Blow Down Creek	Shallow Creek - winter Redfish summer snook
CH-70 Charlotte Harbor Site B (Bay) 4	17 Pallet and 35 Bay Balls East Row
CH-71 Charlotte Harbor Site A (Bay) 2	18 Pallet and 35 Bay Balls West Row
CH-72 Stump Pass 3 Mile 1	Concrete Culverts
CH-73 Stump Pass 3 Mile 2	Concrete Culverts
CH-74 Stump Pass 3 Mile 3	Concrete Culverts
CH-75 Deep Hole 20	Natural Deep Holes in Charlotte Harbor - tarpon sharks
CH-76 Charlotte Park	Channel GPS Waypoint
CH-77 Alligator Creek	Dredged Creek empties into Charlotte Harbor - winter snook
CH-78 Queen B V	34' Chris-Craft Wooden Boat
CH-79 Oyster Creek	Shallow entrance to this Creek good fishing at mouth
CH-80 Barge Canal	Shallow Canal - lots of fish year round
CH-81 Stump Pass Inlet	Channel GPS Waypoint
CH-82 Peterson Island	Island at Stump Pass in state park
CH-83 Englewood Fish Haven	Bridge Rubble
CH-84 Deep Hole 14	Hole 200 yards NW of Marker 8 - good fishing
CH-85 Old Tire Reef	Tires - no vertical profile remains
CH-86 Cedar Point	Cape across from Manasota Key Englewood
CH-87 Captain Jeff Steele Reef 09-1	279 tons of Concrete Culverts and Pilings
CH-88 Fisherman Village Yacht Basin	GPS Waypoint
CH-89 Captain Jeff Steele Reef N-1	144.7 tons of Culverts
CH-90 Locus Point	Cape at entrance to Myakka Cutoff
CH-91 Captain Jeff Steele Reef N-2	81.4 tons of Culverts
CH-92 Captain Jeff Steele Reef N-4	119.6 tons of Culverts
CH-93 Captain Jeff Steele Reef N-3	137.9 tons of Culverts
CH-94 Captain Jeff Steele Reef N-5	96.4 tons of Culverts
CH-95 Captain Jeff Steele Barge	110' Steel Barge and Steele Memorial
CH-96 Hog Island	Island on Charlotte Harbor NW
CH-97 Cattle Dock Point	Point with cutoff Pilings west bank of Myakka River-Redfish
CH-98 Muddy Bay	Bay next to Cape Haze - snook redfish
CH-99 Bird Key 2	Island on Charlotte Harbor N of bridge
CH-100 EL Cottingham	523 ton Schooner
CH-101 Long Island	Island on Charlotte Harbor N of bridge
CH-102 Tippecanoe Bay	Shallow Bay for winter snook redfish
CH-103 Sans Souci Trestle	Trestle built 1907 on Shell Creek - good fishing underneath
CH-104 Shell Creek Dam	Dam on Shell Creek with submerged rock shallow
CH-105 Rock Creek	Creek to fish during high tide


D = DEPTH - the depth of water in feet to the bottom in reef area	R = RELIEF - the height that the materials rise above the bottom in feet	Symbol Index

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