Northern NC Wreck Fishing

[Mr. Mayor]

I am planning to try fishing some of the wrecks out of Oregon this year and have not been able to find any type of map with the coordinates of any of the wrecks. I have coordinates for the artificial structures that have been created by the Marine Resources folks.

Can any suggest where I might find something to help me out? :helpsmilie:

[ultangler]

Er...hate to sound like an ad, but my Mid Atlantic Guide (link below) has got it covered. 10 NC charts including 93 hotspots (47 ocean, the rest bay & inlet. Note: about 20 of those include the artificial reef spots you mention). I wouldn't expect anyone to buy my book on what I say--anyone out there who's read it want to chime in, please, and tell Mr. Mayor if you think it's worthwhile or not--either way.

[Mr. Mayor]

I just ordered your book. I hope the coordinates are Lat/Lon coordinates.:thumbup:

[gordy]

This should keep you busy....

GPS Numbers - North Carolina (http://www.captainstanman.us/library/GPSNumbers_NC.asp)

[Mr. Mayor]

Thanks a bunch for the numbers. I really appreciate it. :clap:

[hockey1]

NCDMF Artificial Reefs (http://ncfisheries.net/reefs/index.html)
This shows the reefs operated by the DMF, it will also visualy give you a general idea where it is at and then give descriptions and gps coordinates.

[PlaynHooky]

Wow guys thats an impressive couple lists!!

[Mr. Mayor]

Thanks again for the additional list.:clap:

[ultangler]

Hey - when you get the book and have a chance to go through it, feel free to e-mail me if you have any specific questions, or feedback (my e-mail's in it.) Thanks - enjoy!

[Mr. Mayor]

Thanks, I'll do that.