Hugos April Fool Steel Shipwreck

Miami, Florida

Target Species
  • Blackfin Tuna
  • Greater Amberjack
  • Cobia
  • Snapper
Water Type
Saltwater
Fishing Area
Offshore
Spot Type
Artificial Reef
Depth
145 ft

About This Spot

Hugo’s April Fool is a 115-foot steel ship that was intentionally sunk on October 1, 1988, off Miami-Dade County. Sitting in 145 feet of water with about 20 feet of relief, it’s a favorite among technical divers and serious anglers. The deep structure draws larger predators like amberjack, blackfin tuna, and cobia, while the wreck itself is often surrounded by schools of snapper and baitfish. Due to its depth, this spot is best approached with heavy tackle and precision anchoring. It’s a challenging but highly rewarding site for targeting big fish in deeper waters.

GPS Coordinates

GPS (Degrees & Decimal Minutes)
N 25° 22.027' W 80° 07.823'
Decimal Coordinates
25.367117, -80.130383

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