The ultimate sunken fish attractor!!!

[cart7t]

Now I've sunk some big crappie beds before but....... HOLEY MOLEY!!!  

USS Oriskany being sunk off the coast of Pensacola FL as an artificial fish attractor.

Here's the entire sequence:  http://www.irishmansoftware.com/Oriskany.htm

[Needemp]

Habitat for the Great White I guess.

[Triton_Mike]

Heck I got brushpiles bigger than that ~ LOL

T Mike

[Chug Bug]

Cool!  Who left their suv on the deck?

[Bankbeater]

Too heavy of an anchor and not enough anchor line.

[senile1]

Cool!  Who left their suv on the deck?

I think that SUV belonged to Muddy_Man's ex-girlfriend, the one who was messing with his BassResource.com membership.  

[Pond Hopper]

Most of the bodies of water I fish arent as big as that thing, seriously.

Corey

[Guest the_muddy_man]

Nah thats not her car but I did get her a cabin for a cruise to show no hard feelings

[-Drums-]

Nah thats not her car but I did get her a cabin for a cruise to show no hard feelings

L M A O !!!!

[galv]

Nah thats not her car but I did get her a cabin for a cruise to show no hard feelings

[x-trued]

Yeah, that's cool.  I live in NC.  The area off of our coast is called "the grave yard of the Atlantic" beacuse there are soo many sunken ships there, some of them intentional like this one.  We used to dive them back when that was what I spent my time and money doing.  We mainly dove wrecks in 35-100 feet of water.  Man let me tell you, when you see a school of barracuda circling overhead, you tend to keep an eye on them.  They really like shiny things...like the valve on the tank right behind your head.

Anyway, those are cool photos.  Sunken ships really do attract marine life.

[Minuteman]

Reminded me of this. The terrorist Catch and Release program.

[Minuteman]

Modified my image link above, I don't know why it wasn't working on my son's PC.