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| Dry Docks |
Five different large sets of dry-docks from Bethlehem Steel in Baltimore were scuttled at different locations and depths.
Depths: 130-140 ft. to the sand
The top of the docks can usually be reached at 100-110 ft.
The "Dry Docks" are home to large pelagic schools, huge starfish, anemones, mussels, scallops and lobsters.
They are located in the general vicinity of the Moonstone and other deep wrecks out of Indian River, Delaware.
Depths: 130-140 ft. to the sand
The top of the docks can usually be reached at 100-110 ft.
The "Dry Docks" are home to large pelagic schools, huge starfish, anemones, mussels, scallops and lobsters.
They are located in the general vicinity of the Moonstone and other deep wrecks out of Indian River, Delaware.