Captain Daddy
Jacksonville, Florida
- Water Type
- Saltwater
- Fishing Area
- Offshore
- Spot Type
- Artificial Reef
- Depth
- 67 ft
- Access
- Boat
About This Spot
Captain Daddy is an artificial reef in federal waters of the Atlantic Ocean, about 14 nautical miles off Jacksonville, Florida, in about 67 feet of water. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Artificial Reef Program records 2 deployments at this site in 2006, including prefabricated reef modules. FWC's coordinates are those of one recorded deployment at the site; its 2 deployments lie within about 100 m.
GPS Coordinates
Not for navigation. Positions are approximate, as published by FWC (the position of one recorded deployment at the site). Always verify on current NOAA nautical charts and your own electronics, and check weather and sea conditions before going offshore.
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