We call it the ghost barge cause it looks like it is moving in the surge and is a spooky night dive. It lays in 33' of water and runs east and west. What used to be the stern is on the east end. This is a scattered barge, formally a crane barge that is 160' x 60'. Schools of bait fish, barracuda and little tuney frequent this wreck.
Grouper hide in the rocks on the south side when divers are on the wreck.
Mangrove snapper play hide and seek under the deck plates. I have seen the largest jew fish I have ever seen here, over 10' long and as big as a VW Beetle. This is a great place to take a compass heading of 5 degrees north 150 yards to locate the following two sites. Caution, the current can be strong here at time so make the compass run on calmer days. Lots of fish hide in culverts large and small.