New Jersey Scuba Diving

Puszta

Type:
shipwreck, steamer
Built:
1911, Newcastle, England, as Etolia
Specs:
( 348 x 50 ft ) 3373 tons
Sunk:
Tuesday April 17, 1934
ran aground on Block Island - no casualties
Depth:
20 ft
Ran aground in fog off northeast shore of Block Island, between buoy C3 (Old Britton Rock) and shore. Completely broken up.

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Bill Figley - NJ's Reef Guy

Editor's Note:

The New Jersey fishing community owes a world of gratitude to Bill Figley for his tireless service on behalf of recreational angling in the state. Considered the patriarch of the artificial reef program, his model of excellence created over two decades in New Jersey has since been emulated by other states along the East Coast.

Bill Figley

Fisherman Profile by Jim Munroe

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