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The result was
an excellent dive-training site we call "the
ultimate playground for divers." Today Barracuda Alley provides a habitat
for huge schools of baitfish, spadefish, tons of
barracuda, the occasional turtle, and even a 200 pound Jewfish called
the reef home for a while! And the SPECIAL THANKS TO:
And thanks to all
Coastal Scuba divers for supporting our continuing efforts with the
Coastal Scuba is a PADI dive facility, featuring the shipwrecks and reefs of the Carolinas. Please visit our homepage to learn more about our dive charters and scuba instruction. The goal of this project was to create a living reef that is always growing and changing, and always getting bigger, and better. If you are interested in learning more about Barracuda Alley and our ongoing efforts to improve this reef we look forward to hearing from you! |
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project continues to grow! Huge chunks of concrete are being
placed in the sand around the barge to make this huge dive site even
more expansive, providing additional habitat for marine life and a wider
area for divers to enjoy and explore! Stay tuned to this site as
progress reports keep coming in!
Steve
Speros of Hurricane Fleet (funding), Crickett Cove marina (dockage),
Stevens towing (towing), Mark Elliot (welding equipment), Winyah
Concrete (concrete mixers), and also Bob Matori, Ed Horton, Buddy
Dennis, Scott McClary, Patrick Moore, Bobby Hedgepath, Scott Brown, John
S, Ronnie West, Dave Cleveland, Chris Lafever, Howard Allen, Mike
Graham, and Church West.
Barracuda
Alley Reef Project!
