The other photograph shows the pilot boat, Sandy Hook, which would herself sink in 1939, in the foreground standing by to lend assistance to the burning Mistletoe. Unfortunately I have not been able to trace the origin of these photographs in order to obtain clear copy. Her remains provide homes for lobster, ling, black fish and even small cod. Divers can recognize the remains of her paddle wheels and her boiler as well as lots of copper sheeting. The copper sheeting had been used to plate her hull so worms couldn't eat through the wood.
Divers can also find brass spikes on the wreck, but most require a good amount of work to remove.
This wreck is usually surrounded with decent visibility, averaging from 15 to 25 feet. The Mistletoe is ideal for the beginner or novice wreck diver, her shallow depth, and lack of strong current make the dive relatively easy, and certainly enjoyable to explore. The Mistletoe is also an excellent spear fishing location. Divers should be able to find a few big black fish swimming around her boiler on almost every dive.