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These structures on Collier County's Fourth Reef/12 Nautical Mile Reef were renamed by Capt Jeff for the football stadium of his alma mater. This artificial reef system contains several sites closely adjacent to one another. Depth here is around 45 feet deep and these sites have been underwater since 2003. Redzone features several good size piles of concrete debris. Endzone has 2 parallel rows of structure that runs east and west about 10 yards apart. This site is where our first local li…
These structures on Collier County's Fourth Reef/12 Nautical Mile Reef were renamed by Capt Jeff for the football stadium of his alma mater. This artificial reef system contains several sites closely adjacent to one another. Depth here is around 45 feet deep and these sites have been underwater since 2003. Redzone features several good size piles of concrete debris. Endzone has 2 parallel rows of structure that runs east and west about 10 yards apart. This site is where our first local lionfish was spotted. Locker Rooms are 4 decent size piles of structure laid out in a pattern. When visibility is good all 4 piles can be covered in a single dive. Tailgate sits about a quarter of a mile away from the other sites. Divers do not see many moray eels in the Gulf, but tailgate often has a few hanging around.
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