How much current should I expect at General Rogers (Wreck)?

Plan for mild to moderate current by default, with stronger movement possible when weather builds in the sound.

Is General Rogers (Wreck) a good night dive?

Yes. It has a strong night-dive reputation, so it can work well once you are comfortable with navigation and buoyancy.

Is General Rogers (Wreck) a shore dive or boat dive?

It is shore-accessible, so the logistics can be simple, but the entry and return still depend on a calm enough sea state.

What does the route look like at General Rogers (Wreck)?

The wreck reads clearly as an upright vessel, so a perimeter tour along the hull, propeller, and deck structure is the easiest way to take it in.

What level of diver is General Rogers (Wreck) best for?

It is usually treated as an intermediate wreck dive: the access is straightforward, but depth and current can make it less forgiving than a casual reef.

What marine life is common at General Rogers (Wreck)?

Barracuda, jacks, snapper, grunts, moray eels, turtles, eagle rays, nurse sharks, tarpon, and other reef fish are all reported around the wreck.

What should I watch for when planning General Rogers (Wreck)?

Treat it like a real wreck dive, not a casual swim. A calm window makes the dive much easier, and the plan should stay conservative if the water starts moving.

What visibility is typical at General Rogers (Wreck)?

Reported visibility has been around 18-25 m, which is usually enough to see the wreck profile before you move in close.

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General Rogers (Wreck)

Shore-accessible wreck in Pillsbury Sound with clear hull and heavy growth.

Scuba Diving ShoreIntermediate

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Plan a calm-condition wreck dive with a simple hull-and-propeller tour, good fish life, and shore logistics that get less easy when the sound is moving.

About General Rogers (Wreck)

General Rogers (Wreck) is an upright former Coast Guard vessel on a sandy bottom in Pillsbury Sound, with an easy-to-read hull, propeller, and deck line that make the route straightforward to follow. Corals, sponges, and other encrusting growth cover the wreck, and the structure holds plenty of reef fish and larger visitors. Shore access keeps the logistics simple, but it is still best treated as a real wreck dive when the sound is moving.

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Research Estimate At General Rogers (Wreck)

Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.

Visibility20m

AccessSimple entry

CoralHealthy coral

Aquatic LifeExceptional variety

CurrentLight current

Where Is General Rogers (Wreck)?

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General Rogers (Wreck) Planning Details

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Reported Depth

12.2m - 22.9m

Depth Note

The wreck is described from about 40 ft on the shallow end to about 75 ft on the deeper end.

Typical Conditions

Usually clear and manageable, with the main variable being how much current is running in Pillsbury Sound.

Safety & Access At General Rogers (Wreck)

Site conditions, restrictions, and access requirements.

Safety Notes

Treat it like a proper wreck dive: keep buoyancy tight, watch gas on the return, and be ready to shorten the plan if the surface or current builds.

Local Intel For General Rogers (Wreck)

Community notes to help plan your visit.

Scuba Diving

The wreck's upright profile makes a simple out-and-back or perimeter tour easy to read; start with the hull, propeller, and deck fittings, then stay close to the structure if the water is moving.