Just south of Sebastian inlet

[tarpon192]

I looked at the inlet camera today and seen this south of the inlet, and little ways off the beach. Water was rough today - wind blowing around 30 mph and it’s on stilts. Could it be the Polly L? May have to zoom in - it’s a screen shot. From the inlet camera it looks to be near the cabin wreck, or a little south of the museum.

 

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[Red_desert]

I've seen dive boats in older Google Earth images parked at that spot.

 

[Blak bart]

It was a barge that was jacked up above the waves on spuds.....huge surf rolling right under it through the deployed spuds.....it was several hundred yards out....north of treasure shores, and south of pines Beach.

 

[Red_desert]

Artificial reef building projects can include sinking a ship (it has been done before).

 

[Bamasteve]

Looks to me like a jack up work barge. Used in offshore oil and gas operations.
I’ve spent some time on a few.
Of course they could be used for other applications.

 

[Red_desert]

There are a couple sunken barges about 2 degrees north of Cape Canaveral along with 2 sunken tug boats. Same reef network has a sunken steamer and possible old wooden shipwrecks. Far outside edge they sunk a freighter as part of an artificial reef building project.