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Dive Pros Pensacola, FL
Diver hovering in deep water

Offshore

Twenty miles and further. Typical depths 80′ to 175′. Wreck country, including the path out to the Mighty O.

20+ NM

From the Pass

80–175′

Site range

  • 90–130′

    Antares M/S

    30 00.582′N / 87 07.774′W

    347′ freighter sunk as a reef in 1995, 24 miles SE of the Pass. Hurricane Opal broke the hull. Stern remains intact; the rest is spread.

  • 80–115′

    Avocet

    29 58.399′N / 87 12.630′W

    247′ × 52′ clam-shell dredge sunk 1991, about 24 miles SSE. Upper section broken and scattered; hull in two sections about 10′ apart.

  • 90–175′

    Tenneco Rig

    29 59.733′N / 87 05.111′W

    Two 500-ton structures donated by Tenneco Oil, deployed 1982, the first complete platform in the Rigs to Reefs program. About 26 miles SSE. Advanced and technical. Large game fish; popular for spearfishing.

  • 80–137′

    Chevron Oil Rig

    30 04.244′N / 87 02.118′W

    Two platform jackets donated and deployed in 1993. Open structure holds fish and lobster. Spearfishing favorite.

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USS Oriskany