About Avocet Dredge (Wreck)
The Avocet is a 75 m (250 ft) dredge that was intentionally sunk as an artificial reef in 1991. The wreck’s upper structure has been damaged by hurricanes, with sections torn off and scattered. It lies offshore near the edge of deeper water, a location that can attract larger pelagic species such as wahoo, dolphin, and tuna.
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Where Is Avocet Dredge (Wreck)?
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Avocet Dredge (Wreck) Planning Details
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Reported Depth
27m - 39m
Depth Note
Depths reported as ranging from 27–39 m.
Safety & Access At Avocet Dredge (Wreck)
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Safety Notes
Plan the dive for depths in the 27–39 m range and account for the wreck’s storm-damaged, scattered structure.
Local Intel For Avocet Dredge (Wreck)
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Scuba Diving
A deeper wreck dive with reported depths of 27–39 m.
Recent Logged Visits At Avocet Dredge (Wreck)
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