New Jersey Scuba Diving

Queen Mary

Queen Mary reef
Type:
artificial reef, cabin cruiser
Specs:
( 31 x 12 ft )
Sunk:
Saturday April 12, 1986 - Garden State North Artificial Reef
GPS:
lost (LORAN 26873.3 43193.3 = 39.61944° -74.01639° (1989)
Depth:
80 ft

steel hull, engine removed & hull filled with concrete

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Banded Rudderfish

Rudderfish

Seriola zonata

Size
to 24"

Habitat
Coastal surface waters, congregating around any floating objects

Description
Juveniles ( shown, up to 12" ) are attractively patterned with six or seven dark bars; these are lost in adults, which are also much slimmer. Schools of small Rudderfish can often be found around boats, and even around divers hanging on the anchor line. Pilotfish are similar, but larger and retain dark bars throughout life.

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