New Jersey Scuba Diving

barges - McAllister Artificial Reef

37 ft crane barge
Type:
artificial reef, barges
Depth:
50- 53 ft
Name Description Sunk GPS
60 ft steel Tuesday (?)
Sept 28, 1999		 40°32.120′
-73°39.605′
40 ft steel
dredge		 Thursday
Sept 28, 2000		 40°32.048′
-73°39.326′
40 ft steel
dredge		 Thursday
Sept 28, 2000		 40°32.015′
-73°39.295′
37 ft steel
crane		 2003 40°32.162'
-73°39.481'
37 ft crane barge ( minus crane )

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Long-liners

long-liner

A long-liner returns to its homeport of Belford. Long-lining is a very labor-intensive operation, and the asymmetrical hull design, high on one side and low on the other, affords the crew some protection from the weather. Gear is also stored along the high wall, and recovered, along with the catch, along the low wall.

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