L liverock Full Member Joined May 23, 2008 Messages 117 Reaction score 128 Golden Thread 0 Mar 18, 2014 Thread Owner #1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuJmrv_KF24#t=121
O old man Bronze Member Joined Aug 12, 2003 Messages 1,786 Reaction score 1,709 Golden Thread 0 Location East Coast Mar 18, 2014 #2 I liked the Shark Better, looked like he was guarding the wreck.
Salvor6 Silver Member Joined Feb 5, 2005 Messages 3,793 Reaction score 2,189 Golden Thread 0 Location Port Richey, Florida Detector(s) used Aquapulse, J.W. Fisher Proton 3, Pulse Star II, Detector Pro Headhunter, AK-47 Primary Interest: Shipwrecks Mar 18, 2014 #3 Wish I was there with my Sea Hornet. I would have that shark on my stringer!
Goldminer Full Member Joined Apr 28, 2006 Messages 217 Reaction score 137 Golden Thread 0 Location Las Vegas, Nv Mar 19, 2014 #4 Richard, That is the way reefs look in that depth of water in the Caymans. Quite typical.
Jason in Enid Gold Member Joined Oct 10, 2009 Messages 9,692 Reaction score 9,213 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Mar 19, 2014 #5 Goldminer said: Richard, That is the way reefs look in that depth of water in the Caymans. Quite typical. Click to expand... Yeah, looks like patch reef to me too, although it does have that "boat shape". The video doesn't go close enough to see if it's cobbles or not.
Goldminer said: Richard, That is the way reefs look in that depth of water in the Caymans. Quite typical. Click to expand... Yeah, looks like patch reef to me too, although it does have that "boat shape". The video doesn't go close enough to see if it's cobbles or not.
Goldminer Full Member Joined Apr 28, 2006 Messages 217 Reaction score 137 Golden Thread 0 Location Las Vegas, Nv Mar 19, 2014 #6 Jason, if you look at the entire video, you will see exactly what the reef is made up of.