A LEG REEF is a shallow water reef only a mile off the beach just east of the CB Buoy. It was deployed in July 1993 with resources left over A Leg Reef N 30:21.801 W 86:29.897 120°mag/1.0sm 2-4' 60' 7/28/1993 A Leg Reef D 30:22.134 86:29.959 A Leg Reef H 30:22.082 86:29.611 A Leg Reef L 30:22.802 86:29.595 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Usually hold red snapper, maybe a grouper or trigger fish. Army Tank # 07 N 30:21.518 W 86:29.689 127°mag/1.5sm 12' relief ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ B Leg Reef West End N 30:21.341 W 86:25.090 102°mag/5.9sm 2-4' 60' 8/17/1993 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ C Leg Reef North End N 30:21.638 W 86:24.439 097°mag/6.4sm 60' /6/1993 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Crystal Beach Rubble A 30:21.741 86:24.748 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Four boxcars were sunk on June 17, 1988 just west of the Destin Bridge rubble in 70' of water. Another four were sunk on June 9, 1988 6 sm east of the Destin pass in 70' of water. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Concrete debris from the old Destin Bridge was dumped in several locations approximately 1.5 sm southeast of the Destin pass in 1977 in 60 - Destin Bridge Rubble 5 A N 30:20.901 W 86:30.112 155°mag/1.7sm 2-6' 70' Destin Bridge Rubble 4 A 30:21.081 86:29.631 139°mag/1.8sm Destin Bridge Rubble 3 A 30:20.943 86:29.523 140°mag/2.0sm Destin Bridge Rubble 2 A 30:20.898 86:29.557 141°mag/2.0sm Destin Bridge Rubble 1 30:20.828 86:29.622 144°mag/2.1sm ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ aka SE Autos. General area of old artificial reef consisting of car bodies, scrap metal, rubble in 78' of water. Dunbar Reef A 30:21.148 86:26.250 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fish Haven # 3 A 30:21.136 86:24.657 4 steel fuel tanks Fish Haven # 3 D 30:20.957 86:24.824 6 steel fuel tanks Fish Haven # 3 H 30:21.277 86:24.935 6 steel fuel tanks ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
from construction of the Mid Bay Bridge. There are supposed to be a total of 106 - 5' high concrete pyramids dropped in 28 sites, roughly 200'
apart. However, hurricanes have taken their toll and moved or covered a lot of them. You can still find some 2-4' returns on your bottom machine
in the area and it is a good place to find bait or troll for king mackerel. Also known as the "Training Reef" and the "10 Fathom Reef".
A Leg Reef A 30:22.133 86:30.031
A Leg Reef B 30 22.124 86:30.025
A Leg Reef C 30:22.109 86:30.024
A Leg Reef E 30:22.149 86:29.955
A Leg Reef F 30:22.219 86:29.623
A Leg Reef G 30:22.306 86:29.678
A Leg Reef I 30:22.002 86:29.873
A Leg Reef J 30:22.781 86:29.914
A Leg Reef K 30:22.800 86:29.781
A Leg Reef M 30:21.970 86:29.386
by the US Army to de-militarize its obsolete M-60 battle tanks by sinking them in the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic ocean. ) A total of 14 US Army
surplus M-60 main battle tanks from the Anniston Army Depot were sunk on December 19, 1994 as part of the US Army logistic exercise Reefex
94. Six were sunk about 1 1/2 miles south south east of the Okaloosa Island pier in 70'. One was sunk 1 1/2 mile south of the CB Buoy just north
of the Eglin Barge in 68' of water. Two were sunk further east about a mile due south of the Miss Louise in 68'. The other five tanks were sunk
in deeper water, about 17 miles southeast of Destin in around 115'.
Army Tank # 08 N 30:21.222 W 86:25.437 103°mag/5.5sm 12'
Army Tank # 09 N 30:21.223 W 86:25.366 103°mag/5.6sm 12'
A relatively shallow artificial reef just 1.6 sm south of the Okaloosa County James Lee County Park . It is an east to west running reef of small 5'
high concrete pyramids. Twenty four sites, approximately 200' apart, for a total reported to be 78. Hurricanes and shifting sands have moved or
buried many.
B Leg Reef East End N 30:21.349 W 86:24.387
materials.
A relatively shallow artificial reef approximately 2 sm south east of the Okaloosa County James Lee County Park . It runs NW to SE and consists
of small 5' high concrete pyramids. Supposed to be 13 sites 200' apart. Again, hurricanes and shifting sands have moved or covered many. Still a
good place to troll for kings.
C Leg Reef South End N 30:21.238 W 86:24.248
Area of concrete rubble, tires, appliances, "PVC trees" in 63' of water deployed in the late 1980s(?).
Crystal Beach Rubble B 30:22.080 86:24.950
Crystal Beach Rubble C 30:22.019 86:25.215
Crystal Beach Rubble D 30:21.766 86:24.511
Crystal Beach Rubble E 30:21.768 86:25.003
In June of 1988, CSX railroad donated a total of 16 old boxcars to be used as artificial reefs off Destin. They were deployed in 4 different sites,
with 4 boxcars to each site. One site (CSX Box Cars 4) is located 5 miles west of the CB Buoy near the Barrel Barge. Another site (CSX Box
Cars 1) is located 20 sm south west in 103' of water. The other two sites are east of the CB Buoy in state waters, and are listed below. Most
have been covered with sand or rotted away.
CSX Box Cars 2 N 30:21.268 W 86:30.045 145°mag/1.4sm
CSX Box Cars 2 A 30:21.216 86:30.004
CSX Box Cars 2 B 30:21.332 86:30.058
CSX Box Cars 2 C 30:21.305 86:30.170
CSX Box Cars 3 30:21.143 86:25.054 104°mag/5.95sm
CSX Box Cars 3 A 30:21.229 86:25.068
CSX Box Cars 3 B 30:21.156 86:25.040
Concrete inlet box for old Destin Harbor flush system in around 20' of water. Approximately 8' x 8' x 8' concrete "box" only 0.2 sm off the beach
from Oceania and Holiday Isle Towers condos. (770 Gulf Shore Dr, Destin, FL 32541 ). Popular for divers, also called "Opal Rocks".
Good spot for bait. Closest public access is the Calhoun public access area near the Back Porch restaurant.
70' of water. Consists mainly of concrete beams, road panels. Popular dive spot. Good area for trolling for King Mackerel. In November -
December, flounder may be found on the bottom in this area. Good variety of other fish, fished heavily though.
Destin Bridge Rubble 5 B 30:20.877 86:30.137
Destin Bridge Rubble 4 B 30:21.088 86:29.636
Destin Bridge Rubble 3 B 30:20.937 86:29.535
Destin Bridge Rubble 3 C 30:20.952 86:29.518
Destin Bridge Rubble 3 D 30:20.938 86:29.526
Destin Bridge Rubble 2 B 30:20.907 86:29.576
Destin Bridge Rubble 2 C 30:20.909 86:29.558
Destin Bridge Rubble 2 D 30:20.906 86:29.547
Destin Bridge Rubble 1 A 30:20.826 86:29.625
Destin Bridge Rubble 1 B 30:20.826 86:29.630
Destin Bridge Rubble 1 C 30:20.816 86:29.636
Destin Bridge Rubble 1 D 30:20.821 86:29.638
Destin Bridge Rubble 1 E 30:20.837 86:29.626
Area where 60 steel fuel tanks were sunk in 70' of water in 1990
Fish Haven # 3 B 30:21.232 86:24.681 2 fuel steel tanks
Fish Haven # 3 C 30:21.488 86:24.805 4 steel fuel tanks
Fish Haven # 3 E 30:20.988 86:24.883 6 steel fuel tanks
Fish Haven # 3 F 30:21.325 86:24.916 7 steel fuel tanks
Fish Haven # 3 G 30:21.422 86:24.930 1 steel fuel tank
Fish Haven # 3 I 30:21.406 86:24.946 4 steel fuel tanks
Area where 52 concrete culverts (6' x 8' and 4' x 8') were sunk on June 18, 2001 in 80' of water approximately 3.6 sm off the beach from the old
Frangista motel. Concrete culverts sit on a sandy bottom and holds red snapper, triggerfish, flounder, bait fish, sharks, and at times schools of
amberjack. Good place for trolling.
Frangista Culverts A 30:19.751 86:22.909
Frangista Culverts B 30:19.740 86:22.902
Frangista Culverts C 30:19.750 86:22.894
Frangista Culverts D 30:19.757 86:22.910
Frangista Culverts E 30:19.772 86:22.910
Frangista Culverts F 30:19.860 86:22.899
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GRAYTON TUG BOAT (?) 30:16.200 86:11.233 112°mag/20.8smNot Confirmed numbers
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GRAYTON DRONE (?) 30:09.200 86:14.768 135°mag/22.0smNot confirmed numbers
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JUNES DUNES REEF 30:22.608 86:27.965 084°mag/2.9smShallow water reef deployed in March of 1997 just a half mile off the beach from the old Junes Dunes restaurant. Approximately 55' depth.The
restaurant was torn down in 2003 and replaced with the Dolphin Run Condominium. The reef consisted of a 50' houseboat and 25 concrete "reef
balls". Due to its shallow depth, a lot of the structure has been mostly covered over or moved by hurricanes. You can still find a few bottom
returns in the area and it is a good place to catch bait or troll by for King Mackerel. Can be accessed from the June White Decker Beach access.
June's Dune A 30:22.578 86:27.969
June's Dune B 30:22.588 86:27.944
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KELP BED 30:20.173 86:29.686 155° mag / 2.7 smOld FAD, approximatedly 30' x 30' in 80' of water.
Kelp Bed A 30:20.171 86:29.682
Kelp Bed B 30:20.172 86:29.689
Kelp Bed C 30:20.177 86:32.452
Kelp Bed D 30:20.168 86:29.687
Kelp Bed E 30:20.199 86:29.669
Kelp Bed F 30:20.196 86:29.668
Kelp Bed G 30:20.199 86:29.669
Kelp Bed H 30:20.137 86:29.696
Kelp Bed I 30:20.158 86:29.694
Kelp Bed J 30:20.148 86:29.708
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Miramar FAD 1 (?) 30:21.744 86:21.199 095°mag/9.7sm 60'Not confirmed numbers
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Miramar FAD 2 (?) 30:19.491 86:22.438 114°mag/8.6sm 80'Not confirmed numbers
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SAND FLEA REEF COMPLEX - 30:21.813 86:26.405 (approx center) 098°mag/4.5smThe Sand Flea Reef is a large approximately one square mile area where 35 concrete/steel pyramid reefs were deployed by Okaloosa County in
2006 and 2007. Only a mile off the Henderson Beach State Park in 65' - 70' of water, the reef system is popular with the Kayakers and holds
good fish (Red Snapper, grouper, triggerfish) It is fished heavily, so lighter tackle is recommended. FH 12 sites are 8' high/10' base Florida
Limestone pyramids deployed June 22, 2007. The Sand Flea sites are Florida Special concrete/steel pyramids (10' tall, 12' base) deployed April
4, 2006.
Sand Flea 01 30:22.039 86:26.699 095°mag/4.2sm 10' 60' 4/4/2006
North West Corner of Sand Flea ComplexSand Flea 02 30:21.980 86:26.616
Sand Flea 03 30:21.984 86:26.426
Sand Flea 04 30:22.038 86:26.231
Sand Flea 05 30:22.004 86:26.013
Sand Flea 06 30:21.946 86:25.928 096°mag/4.95sm
Sand Flea 07 30:21.815 86:25.931
Sand Flea 08 30:21.697 86:25.916
Sand Flea 09 30:21.644 86:26.004
Sand Flea 10 30:21.558 86:25.930
Sand Flea 11 30:21.478 86:26.018
Sand Flea 12 30:21.425 86:25.925 103°mag/5.0sm
Sand Flea 14 30:21.570 86:26.214
Sand Flea 15 30:21.468 86:26.402
Sand Flea 16 30:21.403 86:26.501
Sand Flea 17 30:21.394 86:26.677 105°mag/4.3sm
South West Corner of Sand Flea ComplexSand Flea 18 30:21.486 86:26.584
Sand Flea 19 30:21.564 86:26.682
Sand Flea 20 30:21.642 86:26.596
Sand Flea 21 30:21.633 86:26.414
Sand Flea 22 30:21.817 86:26.681
Sand Flea 23 30:21.810 86:26.510
Sand Flea 24 30:21.818 86:26.214
Sand Flea 25 30:21.816 86:26.218
Sand Flea 26 30:21.831 86:26.213
Sand Flea 27 30:21.831 86:26.211
FH12 Site 01 30:21.828 86:26.409 FH 12 is 8 concrete pyramids within
FH12 Site 02 30:21.824 86:26.411 a 150' circle - good fishing
FH12 Site 03 30:21.813 86:26.405 098°mag/4.5sm 8' 66' 6/33/2007 Center of Sand Flea Complex
FH12 Site 04 30:21.809 86:26.399
FH12 Site 05 30:21.827 86:26.389
FH12 Site 06 30:21.830 86:26.383
FH12 Site 07 30:21.813 86:26.391
FH12 Site 08 30:21.810 86:26.393
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SEAGROVE CULVERT REEF 30:17.447 86:06.497 105°mag/24.9smArea (40' x 150') where 300 tons of concrete culverts were sunk in 70' of water on June 5, 1997.
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TYNER'S SPOT REEF (?) 30:15.052 86:01.605 108°mag/ 30.3smaka Walton # 1. Area where 65 6' high concrete pyramids, called grouper ghettos, were sunk on November 15, 1995, in 58' of water. Reported to
be located in 14 locations.
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URCHIN REEF COMPLEX - 30:21.693 86:27.696 (approx center) 103°mag/3.25smShallow water reef system consisting of a total of 89 concrete pyramids deployed by Okaloosa County in 2005 and 2007. Only a mile off the
beach, the Urchin Reef complex is popular with the Kayakers. Most put in at the public launch sites near the Back Porch Restaraunt.
( Calhoun St Access and June White Decker Access). It holds good fish (Red Snapper, grouper, trigger fish) but is fished heavily, so lighter
tackle is recommended. FH 11 sites are 8' high/10' base Florida Limestone pyramids deployed June 22, 2007. The Urchin sites are 10' high
concrete pyramids deployed June 25, 2005.
Urchin Reef # 01 30:21.554 86:27.559 105°mag/3.4sm 10' 66' 6/26/2005 South East corner Urchin Reef Complex
Urchin Reef # 2 30:21.617 86:27.619
Urchin Reef # 3 30:21.693 86:27.696 103°mag/3.25sm
Urchin Reef # 4 30:21.627 86:27.873
Urchin Reef # 5 30:21.696 86:27.907
Urchin Reef # 6 30:21.775 86:27.962
Urchin Reef # 7 30:21.840 86:28.001
Urchin Reef # 8 30:21.805 86:27.857
Urchin Reef # 9 30:21.805 86:27.846
Urchin Reef # 10 30:21.815 86.27.845
Urchin Reef # 11 30:21.812 86:27.862
Urchin Reef # 12 30:22.027 86:27.918 097°mag/3.0 North West Corner Urchin Reef Complex
Urchin Reef # 13 30:22.010 86:27.856
Urchin Reef # 14 30:21.942 86:27.780
Urchin Reef # 15 30:21.887 86:27.582
Urchin Reef # 16 30:21.814 86:27.582
Urchin Reef # 17 30:21.784 86:27.582
Urchin Reef # 18 30:21.722 86:27.513
Urchin Reef # 19 30:21.542 86:27.748
Urchin Reef # 20 30:21.546 86:28.025
Urchin Reef # 21 30:21.626 86:28.032
Urchin Reef # 22 30:21.725 86:28.035
Urchin Reef # 23 30:21.856 86:27.933
Urchin Reef # 24 30:21.648 86:27.697
Urchin Reef # 25 30:22.013 86:27.901
Urchin Reef # 26 30:22.014 86:27.548
Urchin Reef # 27 30:21.937 86:27.529
Urchin Reef # 28 30:21.816 86:27.486
Urchin Reef # 29 30:22.028 86:27.725
FH11 Site 01 30:21.420 86:28.206
FH11 Site 02 30:21.420 86:28.201
FH11 Site 03 30:21.331 86:28.218
FH11 Site 04 30:21.327 86:28.214
FH11 Site 05 30:21.257 86:28.208
FH11 Site 06 30:21.259 86:28.209
FH11 Site 07 30:21.432 86:28.368
FH11 Site 08 30:21.430 86:28.366
FH11 Site 09 30:21.325 86:28.341 115°mag/2.8sm Southwest Corner Urchin Reef Complex
FH11 Site 10 30:21.329 86:28.346
FH11 Site 11 30:21.471 86:28.061
FH11 Site 12 30:21.473 86:28.057
FH11 Site 13 30:21.467 86:27.789
FH11 Site 14 30:21.475 86:27.796
FH11 Site 15 30:21.331 86:28.199
FH11 Site 16 30:21.333 86:28.191
FH11 Site 17 30:21.336 86:28.040
FH11 Site 18 30:21.335 86:28.040
FH11 Site 19 30:21.334 86:27.898 111°mag/3.2sm
FH11 Site 20 30:21.337 86:27.896
FH22 Site 21 30:21.467 86:27.715
FH11 Site 22 30:21.465 86:27.711
FH11 Site 23 30:21.603 86:27.512
FH11 Site 24 30:21.607 86:27.505
FH11 Site 25 30:21.739 86:27.510
FH11 Site 26 30:21.738 86:27.507
FH11 Site 27 30:21.872 86:27.515
FH11 Site 28 30:21.870 86:27.514
FH11 Site 29 30:22.023 86:27.511
FH11 Site 30 30:22.022 86:27.508 096°mag/3.4sm 6/22/2007 Northeast Corner Urchin Reef Complex
FH11 Site 31 30:21.971 86:27.606
FH11 Site 32 30:21.971 86:27.607
FH11 Site 33 30:21.767 86:27.616
FH11 Site 34 30:21.763 86:27.611
FH11 Site 35 30:21.618 86:27.658
FH11 Site 36 30:21.617 86:27.657
FH11 Site 37 30:21.686 86:27.964
FH11 Site 38 30:21.688 86:27.956
FH11 Site 39 30:21.884 86:27.916
FH11 Site 40 30:21.883 86:27.912
FH11 Site 41 30:21.941 86:27.914
FH11 Site 42 30:21.938 86:27.914
FH11 Site 43 30:21.886 86:27.979
FH11 Site 44 30:21.882 86:27.975
FH11 Site 45 30:21.869 86:27.846
FH11 Site 46 30:21.867 86:27.844
FH11 Site 47 30:21.821 86:27.848
FH11 Site 48 30:21.816 86:27.842
FH11 Site 49 30:21.815 86:27.897
FH11 Site 50 30:21.814 86:27.891
FH11 Site 51 30:21.784 86:27.901
FH11 Site 52 30:21.778 86:27.894
FH11 Site 53 30:21.782 86:27.950
FH11 Site 54 30:21.778 86:27.943
FH11 Site 55 30:21.728 86:27.941
FH11 Site 56 30:21.732 86:27.938
FH11 Site 57 30:21.745 86:27.892
FH11 Site 58 30:21.746 86:27.893
FH11 Site 59 30:21.720 86:27.936
FH11 Site 60 30:21.719 86:27.938
Two of 29 "Florida Special" reef pyramids being deployed
in June, 2005 a few miles off Henderson Beach state
park in the Okaloosa county Urchin reef complex.
EGLIN BARGEThe Eglin Barge is a 100' steel barge sunk in December of 1977 in 68' of water only 2 miles from the Destin East pass. Popular site for divers Eglin Barge A N 30:21.246 W 86:29.575 133°mag/1.7sm Eglin LCM N 30:15.917 W 86:23.160 135°mag/10.6sm' ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Frangista Barge N 30:19.688 W 86:22.893 112°mag/8.5sm ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Janet N 30:15.845 W 86:23.115 136°mag / 10.7sm ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Miss Louise A N 30:22.287 W 86:25.317 091°mag/5.5sm ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Phoenix North N 30:17.895 W 86:27.386 147°mag/6.1sm Phoenix South 30:17.873 86:27.377 Phoenix A 30:17.869 86:27.376
and receives a lot of fishing pressure. Good place to catch bait (ruby red lips) in the off season, flounder in November-January time frame, and
King Mackerel by trolling a cigar minnow/Stretch 25 from April to October.
Eglin Barge B N 30:21.249 W 86:29.581 4 - 10' relief
Eglin Barge C N 30:21.249 W 86:29.587
Eglin Barge D N 30:21.255 W 86:29.584
Eglin Barge E N 30:21.251 W 86:29.580
EGLIN LCMThe Eglin LCM, also known as LCM-8 and the Eglin Landing Craft, is a 74' Landing Craft sunk on November 29, 2000 about 10 1/2 miles
southeast of the Destin East Pass. It is approximately 600 feet north of the Tug Janet and is sitting upright at around 90' deep with mainly a
sandy bottom surrounding it. The wheel house is detached and rests approximately 60 feet to the southwest of the main structure. Red Snapper,
Grouper, Porgies, can routinely be found here but it receives a lot of fishing and diving visits. (Okaloosa County Photos)
Eglin LCM A N 30:15.927 W 86:23.161 10' relief
Eglin LCM B N 30:15.909 W 86:23.158
Eglin LCM C N 30:15.923 W 86:23.161
Eglin LCM D N 30:15.920 W 86:23.163
Eglin LCM E N 30:15.924 W 86:23.156
Eglin LCM F N 30:15.917 W 86:23.167
Eglin LCM G N 30:15.907 W 86:23.166
Eglin LCM H N 30:15.901 W 86:23.167
Destin East Pass. It was sunk on June 30, 1999 along with 100 tons of steel ballast. It is sitting upright on a sandy bottom in 80’ of water, running
east/west with the bow pointing west. The sides of the barge have completely collapsed and are lying almost flat on the bottom. The port side
has a bit more vertical development than the starboard side, but neither is more than 2’ off the bottom. The stern rises about 25 off the bottom
and the flat bow sticks up about 15 feet.
Frangista Barge A N 30:19.687 W 86:22.898 12' relief
Frangista Barge B N 30:19.690 W 86:22.891
Frangista Barge C N 30:19.690 W 86:22.900
Frangista Barge D N 30:19.685 W 86:22.891
flat sandy bottom at 100’. A popular site for divers and fishermen, it routinely holds Red Snapper, grouper, porgies and tomtates (ruby red lips).
At times you can catch amberjacks, redfish, flounder, cobia. Shows several areas of good relief on your bottom machine of 15 to 20'. Usually a
King Mackerel can be caught on a flat line in the area too.
Janet A N 30:15.854 W 86:23.115 4 - 20' relief
Janet B N 30:15.851 W 86:23.118
Janet C N 30:15.848 W 86:23.116
Janet D N 30:15.842 W 86:23.116
Janet E N 30:15.846 W 86:23.120
Janet F N 30:15.846 W 86:23.110
Janet G N 30:15.844 W 86:23.104
Janet H N 30:15.849 W 86:23.106
Janet I N 30:15.843 W 86:23.118
Janet J N 30:15.840 W 86:23.113
Janet K N 30:15.839 W 86:23.105
Crystal Beach Pier (South end of Pompano Street in Destin). It is also known as the "Crystal Beach Tug". Very popular spot for divers, kayakers,
and fishing boats. It receives almost daily visits in the summer. Red Snapper, Mangrove Snapper, Gag Grouper, porgies, spade fish and ruby red
lips routinely populate the site, with a Goliath Grouper reported at times. Small amberjacks have been caught there in the summer. Flounder are
in the area during the winter. King Mackerel patrol the area in the summer.
Miss Louise B 30:22.286 86:25.316 10 - 15' relief
Miss Louise C 30:22.290 86:25.316
Miss Louise D 30:22.290 86:25.314
Miss Louise E 30:22.288 86:25.323
Destin East Pass. Sunk on January 1, 1998, it lays in a north to south direction and shows good relief of 5-10' on your bottom machine.
Routinely holds red snapper, porgies, and maybe a few small groupers with schools of small amberjacks in the area at times.
Phoenix North 1 30:17.890 86:27.389 6 - 8 ' relief
Phoenix North 2 30:17.887 86:27.384
Phoenix North 3 30:17.885 86:27.380
Phoenix South 1 30:17.878 86:27.382
Phoenix South 2 30:17.882 86:27.376
Phoenix South 3 30:17.884 86:27.385
Phoenix A1 30:17.881 86:27.389
Phoenix A2 30:17.902 86:27.391
Phoenix A3 30:17.893 86:27.398
Phoenix N4 30:17.895 86:27.384
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AMBERJACK ROCK REEF SYSTEM is a natural rock ledge reef about 3 1/2 miles south of the CB Buoy in 80' of water. .Big AJ Reef N 30 19.902 W 86 30.237Little AJ Reef 30:19.658 86:29.988
Little AJ Reef A 30:19.653 86:29.985
Little AJ Reef B 30:19.659 86:29.961
Little AJ Reef C 30:19.656 86:29.998
Little AJ Reef D 30:19.660 86:29.997
Anniversary Reef A 30:18.100 86:20.350
Anniversary Reef B 30:18.111 86:20.339
Anniversary Reef C 30:18.096 86:20.349
Anniversary Reef D 30:18.091 86:20.374
Anniversary Reef E 30:18.085 86:20.367
Anniversary Reef F 30:18.091 86:20.362
Anniversary Reef G 30:18.096 86:20.363
Moutain Beach.
Blue Mountain Reef 1B 30:16.066 86:13.964
Blue Mountain Reef 1A 30:16.110 86:13.945
Blue Mountain Reef 1C 30:16.040 86:13.916
Blue Mountain Reef 2A 30:16.060 86:13.427
Four Mile Reef A 30:19.332 86:29.639
Four Mile Reef B 30:19.341 86:29.638
Four Mile Reef C 30:19.338 86:29.647
Four Mile Reef D 30:19.332 86:29.651
Four Mile Reef E 30:19.386 86:29.648
Four Mile Reef F 30:19.319 86:29.711
Four Mile Reef G 30:19.321 86:29.716
Four Mile Reef H 30:19.327 86:29.715
Four Mile Reef I 30:19.317 86:29.722
Four Mile Reef J 30:19.374 86:29.801
Four Mile Reef K 30:19.228 86:29.582
Five Mile Reef A 30:18.562 86:29.495
Five Mile Reef B 30:18.591 86:29.475
Five Mile Reef C 30:18.566 86:29.483
Five Mile Reef D 30:18.574 86:29.476
Five Mile Reef E 30:18.558 86:29.473
Five Mile Reef F 30:18.520 86:29.389
Five Mile Reef G 30:18.657 86:29.501
Buoy and around 3 1/2 miles off of the beach near where the old Frangista motel used to be. (Scenic 98 & Holiday Road area)Frangista S Reef A N 30:19.490 W 86:22.439
Frangista S Reef A 1 30:19.494 86:22.433
Frangista S Reef A 2 30:19.498 86:22.425
Frangista S Reef A 3 30:19.497 86:22.449
Frangista S Reef A 4 30:19.499 86:22.460 Frangista S Reef B 30:18.905 86:22.915
Frangista S Reef B 1 30:18.921 86:22.955
Frangista S Reef B 2 30:18.907 86:22.939
Frangista S Reef B 3 30:18.904 86:22.919
Frangista S Reef B 4 30:18.898 86:22.912
Frangista S Reef B 5 30:18.893 86:22.916
Frangista S Reef B 6 30:18.909 86:22.924 Frangista S Reef C 30:18.998 86:22.453
Frangista S Reef C 1 30:19.000 86:22.461
Frangista S Reef C 2 30:19.004 86:22.548
Frangista S Reef C 3 30:19.002 86:22.557 Frangista S Reef D 30:18.686 86:22.430
Frangista S Reef D 1 30:18,699 86:22.429
Grayton Reef 2A 30:15.929 86:11.601
Grayton Reef 2B 30:15.888 86:11.184
Grayton Rock A 30:16.274 86:09.478
Grayton Rock B 30:16.344 86:09.662
Grayton Rock C 30:16.214 86:09.693
Grayton Rock E 30:16.412 86:09.707
Grayton Rock F 30:16.447 86:09.711
Grayton Rock G 30:16.154 86:09.601
Grayton Rock J 30:16.447 86:09.612
Seagrove Rock 1 N 30:15.370 W 86:09.008
Seagrove Rock 1A 30:15.400 86:09.147
Seagrove Rock 1B 30:15.093 86:09.057
Seagrove Rock 1C 30:15.062 86:09.598
Inlet Beach Reef 01A 30:16.050 86:01.529
Inlet Beach Reef 01B 30:16.320 86:01.765
LONG REEFLong Reef N 30:17.523 W 86:14.076 110° mag/17.6sm
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the South East Rocks. Good place to troll for King Mackerel.SE Rocks A N 30:20.529 W 86:28.690 134°mag/3.00sm 78'
SE Rocks A1 30:20.346 86:28.393
SE Rocks A2 30:20.203 86:28.628
SE Rocks A3 30:20.067 86:28.440
SE Rocks A4 30:20.455 86:28.447SE Rocks B 30:19.980 86:28.130 136°mag/3.8sm 75'
SE Rocks B1 30:19.998 86:28.152
SE Rocks B2 30:20.005 86:28.163
SE Rocks B3 30:20.052 86:27.987
SE Rocks B4 30:19.855 86:28.171
SE Rocks B5 30:19.882 86:28.355
SE Rocks B6 30:19.677 86:28.088
SE Rocks B7 30:19.629 86:28.056
SE Rocks B8 30:19.361 86:27.676
SE Rocks B9 30:19.771 86:28.262SE Rocks C 30:19.087 86:27.300 137°mag/5.1sm 80'
SE Rocks C1 30:19.088 86:27.333
SE Rocks C2 30:19.090 86:27.230
SE Rocks C3 30:19.093 86:27.319
SE Rocks C4 30:19.062 86:27.397
SE Rocks C5 30:19.195 86:27.214
SE Rocks C6 30:18.966 86:27.264 SE Rocks D 30:18.905 86:28.594
SE Rocks D1 30:18.907 86:28.604
SE Rocks D2 30:18.843 86:28.590
SE Rocks D3 30:18.851 86:28.620
SE Rocks D4 30:18.809 86:28.540 SE Rocks E 30:18.534 86:27.207 41°mag/5.6sm
SE Rocks E1 30:18.5354 86:27.166
SE Rocks E2 30:18.328 86:27.145
SE Rocks E3 30:18.291 86:26.718 SE Rocks F 30:17.568 86:26.616 144°mag/6.9sm
SE Rocks F1 30:17.470 86:26.343
SE Rocks F2 30:17.629 86:26.653SE Rocks G1 30:16.309 86:24.133 137°mag/9.6sm
SE Rocks G2 30:16.312 86:24.134
SE Rocks G3 30:16.320 86:24.137
SE Rocks G4 30:16.312 86:24.126
SE Rocks G5 30:16.300 86:24.220
SE Rocks G6 30:16.288 86:24.084SE Rocks H 30:16.568 86:24.423 137°mag/9.2sm
SE Rocks H1 30:16.515 86:24.449
SE Rocks H2 30:16.481 86:24.415 SE Rocks J1 30:16.165 86:23.862 137°mag/9.9sm
SE Rocks J2 30:16.148 86:23.861
SE Rocks J3 30:16.189 86:23.849
SE Rocks J4 30:16.131 86:23.907 SE Rocks K 30:19.746 86:26.624 137°mag/5.1sm
SE Rocks K 1 30:19.752 86:26.622
SE Rocks K 2 30:19.750 86:26.630
SE Rocks K 3 30:19.742 86:26.623
SE Rocks K 4 30:19.738 86:26.630SE Rocks L 30:16.140 86:24.370
SE Rocks L1 30:16.015 86:24.410
SE Rocks L2 30:16.177 86:24.260
Secret Reef B 30:18.356 86:25.503
Secret Reef C 30:18.561 86:25.636
Secret Reef D 30:18.564 86:25.554
Secret Reef F 30:18.623 86:25.733
Secret Reef G 30:18.752 86:26.134
Secret Reef H 30:18.615 86:25.926
Topsail Reef 2A 30:17.590 86:16.523
Topsail Reef 2B 30:17.589 86:16.530
Topsail Reef 2C 30:17.584 86:16.517
Topsail Reef 3 A 30:17.050 86:20.387
Topsail Reef 3 B 30:16.894 86:20.386
Tyner Spot B 30:20.008 86:29.671
Tyner Spot C 30:20.010 86:29.596
