On this trip 7.2 miles off-shore, you will see tugboats and an two oil rigs and a USN work barge along with 32 reef balls in depths of 65 - 73 feet. In addition to the scorpionfish, you'll find lots of tuscalated blennies, plenty of curious little arrow crabs, loads of tropical fish, and an abundance of gamefish, all enjoying life on a pair of oil rig jackets, a Navy repair barge, and a sunken oceangoing tugboat. The tug is 60 feet long and sits upright and intact on the seabed. For divers qualified to penetrate wrecks, it offers two wheelhouses to explore, and it's engine room is also interesting to see. The Navy barge is 150 feet long, and is sitting on its side, approximately 100 yards to the tug's east. Due to its position, it is accessible at a depth of just 40 feet. Maximum depth here is just 72 feet of water, with areas that are suitable for open water training as well as more advanced dive classes.