Sir Scott Steel Hulled Freighter
Biscayne Bay, Florida
- Water Type
- Saltwater
- Fishing Area
- Offshore
- Spot Type
- Artificial Reef
- Depth
- 220 ft
About This Spot
The Sir Scott, a 267-foot steel-hulled freighter sunk on February 1, 1985, rests upright at a depth of 220 feet, rising 65 feet off the seafloor off Miami-Dade County. Suitable for advanced divers, this dramatic wreck site provides challenging and rewarding underwater exploration. It supports abundant marine life, including large pelagic fish, making it ideal for deep-water diving and marine photography.
GPS Coordinates
GPS (Degrees & Decimal Minutes)
N 25° 31.789' W 80° 05.243'
Decimal Coordinates
25.529817, -80.087383
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