The Mahi (Wreck)
About The Mahi (Wreck)
A World War II-era minesweeper wreck that now serves as an artificial reef. The vessel was originally a fishing boat, later used as a minesweeper during WWII, and was intentionally sunk in the 1980s. The wreck lies in about 85 ft (26 m) of water and is approximately 175 ft (53 m) long. It attracts schooling fish and regular ray sightings, with occasional seal visits.
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The Mahi (Wreck) Planning Details
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Reported Depth
26m+
Depth Note
Stated as 85 ft of water; wreck length approximately 175 ft.
Safety & Access At The Mahi (Wreck)
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Safety Notes
As a wreck site, use appropriate wreck-diving precautions and maintain awareness of potential entanglement or overhead areas.
Local Intel For The Mahi (Wreck)
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Scuba
Wreck dive in about 26 m of water on a 53 m-long vessel.
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