Shipwreck ?

[TE]

Sorry had to delte but thanks for the info

 

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[enrada]

I am going to assume you are using 50 or 100 Khz side scan so the images are a good distance away. Do a closer up run on the locations. If the location is off Cape Canaveral maybe it is space rocket material?

 

[CaptEsteban]

You are only in 60 ft of water ? If so, " man overboard !" LOL

 

[Red_desert]

12 miles out and above Cape Canaveral somewhere is a lost French fleet. How many miles above Cape Canavelral are you? The Spanish fought with France the area just above the Cape. A patch of underwater shallow bottom structure runs through there, good shipwreck potential.

 

[Red_desert]

I opened up Google Earth to see what 2 degrees above Cape Canaveral looks like Turns out I already had pins for your location. You are exactly the area where I have suspected to hold both Spanish and French shipwrecks.

 

[Red_desert]

Look around close to outer fringe of your survey and check for a Spanish galleon. The side closer to shore is more likely to be merchant or other less important wrecks. Certainly, should be a couple French in there among them.

 

[Red_desert]

We have another area closer to St Agustine, remote sensing, mag hits but nothing showing on Sonar, agian three targets strangley all in a line heading inshore,

Yes, I did make GE pins for that area. Spain had a little-known military outpost at lower St Augustine area, to guard the coast and help shipwreck survivors, then to salvage treasure.

 

[Red_desert]

Sorry, removing info here.

 

[Red_desert]

Sorry had to delte but thanks for the info

Smart move, protect your sites from sticky fingers.