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A line-guided Lake Havasu wreck dive with multiple sunken boats, very dark conditions, and limited fish life at depth.
About Butt Hole
Butt Hole is a deep freshwater wreck dive in Lake Havasu, reached by a descent line that leads past multiple sunken boats. The site is known for very dark conditions at depth and for being more about structure than wildlife, with catfish only an occasional sighting. It is a serious deep-water practice dive rather than a relaxed sightseeing stop, and good lighting plus careful navigation matter more than reef-style exploration.
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Research Estimate At Butt Hole
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
AccessModerate entry effort
Aquatic LifeLimited life
FacilitiesBasic facilities
Where Is Butt Hole?
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Butt Hole Planning Details
Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.
Reported Depth
Up to 24.4m
Depth Note
Bottom depth stated as around 80 ft.
Typical Conditions
Deep, dark freshwater conditions with a line-guided descent and limited wildlife at depth.
Safety & Access At Butt Hole
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Key Hazards
Boat trafficLow visibility
Safety Notes
Use the descent line for navigation and plan for dark conditions at depth.
Local Intel For Butt Hole
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Scuba Diving
A line-guided dive to multiple sunken boats with a maximum depth around 24 m.
Wildlife at Butt Hole
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Recent Logged Visits At Butt Hole
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Dive Spot Log Averages At Butt Hole
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