Charted wreck 49 nm west-southwest of Longboat Pass

Wreck in Sarasota offshore waters

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OffshoreUpdated October 11, 2026

Depth
167 ft
Access
By boat
Best months
May to September
Species
Greater amberjack, Red snapper, Red grouper, Scamp, Vermilion snapper

A wreck charted from older chart sources, with no published least depth, in about 167 feet of modeled bottom. It's 48.9 nautical miles west-southwest of Longboat Pass, 53 from New Pass and 59 from Venice Inlet. The USF C12 buoy (42022) is about 20 nautical miles to the north-northwest.

How to fish it

A long-run deep-wreck stop. Search first, then fish mid-water for amberjack and on the bottom for red grouper and snapper.

Watch out for: About 100 nautical miles round trip from Longboat Pass. Check buoy 42022 and zone GMZ873 before you go.
Rules here: Federal waters: federal Gulf reef fish rules, the State Reef Fish Angler designation, circle hooks and a dehooking tool. Carry a descending device. The rules to check in Sarasota offshore waters

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On the map

Charted wreck 49 nm west-southwest of Longboat Pass and the places around it

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Position

  • N27° 13.105' W083° 34.031'27.218420, -83.567180

Not for navigation: check it against a current chart before you rely on it.

Places nearby

The closest named places, as the crow flies

Check the rules before you keep a fish. Size limits, bag limits and seasons change, sometimes at short notice. Our "Can you keep it today?" lists give them as of the day we last checked; these are the official pages.