The Dragger Shipwreck
New York and New Jersey's (Wreck Valley)
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DRAGGER
This unidentified commercial fishing dragger is sitting upright and
intact with a slight starboard tilt in 60 feet of water. She is
located only a few miles south of Jones Inlet. In her stern is an
"A" frame which rises about 20 feet off her deck. Her bow rests on a
clay bottom, and her port side is sunk to her deck in sand. With
good visibility, this wreck, which is also called the Jackie, could
be nice for wide angle
underwater photographs.
Dragger Shipwreck. Sketch by Capt. Dan Berg
Kevin Travell with a lobster from the Dragger Wreck. Photo by Dan Berg
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This unidentified commercial fishing dragger is sitting upright and
intact with a slight starboard tilt in 60 feet of water. She is
located only a few miles south of Jones Inlet. In her stern is an
"A" frame which rises about 20 feet off her deck. Her bow rests on a
clay bottom, and her port side is sunk to her deck in sand. With
good visibility, this wreck, which is also called the Jackie, could
be nice for wide angle
